Readings for line KD.2.64

L.2.65KD.2.64
Were moste pryue with Mede · of any men me þouȝte
M.2.65KD.2.64
Were mo...ost priue with Mede  of any men asM.2.65: M alone among B manuscripts includes as at this point. me thouȝte
Cr1.2.65KD.2.64
Were moste priuie with Mede of any men me thought
W.2.65KD.2.64
Were moost pryuee with Mede . of any men me þouȝte
Hm.2.65KD.2.64
weren most pryuey wyth mede  .of any men me thought
C.2.65KD.2.64
Were most priue with Mede of any men me thoughte
G.3.65KD.2.64
were most pryuvye wyth mede off any men me thoght
O.2.65KD.2.64
Weren moost priue wiþ mede  of any men me þouȝte
R.2.24KD.2.64
Were moste priue with mede  of any men þouȝte .R.2.24: R's reading here, men þouȝte, is unique error. R is probably reproducing an omission that had already occurred in alpha. As is often the case, F 's homologous reading, þere owte, has more the appearance of an attempted repair than a faithful reproduction of the sub-archetype. The Cx reading here is identical to beta's; however, manuscript X, the single best witness of this version, agrees with R in omitting me but then reinserts it in another hand! X's corrected error may attest to an early documentary parent of both B and C traditions in which the word occurred only as an interlinear correction.
F.3.65KD.2.64
Where most priue with meede / of ony men þere owte.