Manuscript readings for KD.2.72

L.2.73KD.2.72 Thanne symonye and cyuile · stonden forth bothe
M.2.73KD.2.72Þanne symonye and Cyuile . stoden forth bothe . 
Cr1.2.73KD.2.72  Than Simony and Ciuyl stond forth both togyther
W.2.73KD.2.72    ¶   Thanne Symonye and Cyuylle . stonden forþ boþe
               
Hm.2.73KD.2.72  ¶ than Symony and Cyuyle  stonden forthe bothe
               
C.2.73KD.2.72  Thanne simonye an ciuile . stonden forth bothe
               
G.3.73KD.2.72  then symonye & cyuvyll standen forth both
               
O.2.72KD.2.72Þanne Symonye & Cyuyle  stonden forþ boþe
               
R.2.32KD.2.72
                  						¶ Þanne symony and cyuile  stondethR.2.32: Although
                        							R's meaning here is identical to that found in beta (presumably reading stonden), R's verb form is unique at this point in the B
                        							tradition; F agrees with YM in reading a preterite, stoden castel.
                        							Nevertheless, R's form is probably also the reading of Ax and is
                        							certainly the form attested in the X family of C. Among the P
                        							manuscripts, the preferred reading is that of FcYcMc (which can also be found among some A witnesses). forth bothe .
               
F.3.73KD.2.72¶ Þanne Symony & Cyvile / stoden forþ bothe.F.3.73:  F omits the following line from Bx: "And vnfoldeþ þe feffement  that Fals hath ymaked."
Readings for line KD.2.72
