Manuscript readings for KD.20.252

L.20.251KD.20.252 Frere Fraunceys and Dominyk · for loue to ben holy
M.20.251KD.20.252Frere Fraunceys . and Domynyk . for loue to ben holy
Cr1.20.250KD.20.252  Fryer Fraunces and dominike for loue to be holy ,
W.20.251KD.20.252  Frere Fraunceys and Domynyk . for loue to be holye
Hm.20.251KD.20.252  frere fraunces and dominik · forlouefor loue to be holy · 
               
C.20.249KD.20.252   Freres fraunceys and dominik for loue to ben holy
G.21.249KD.20.252  frere franceys & domynyk / for louve to been holye
               
O.20.249KD.20.252Freres fraunceys & domynyk  for loue to be holy
               
R.20.224KD.20.252
                  						Frere franceys and dominik  foR.20.224: Neither MED nor OED2, s. v.
                        							for, cites an example of fo as viable for the
                        							preposition signified here, but it occurs in R in four widely separated contexts (cf. R2.64,
                        							R14.60, and R15.379) and probably represents an instance of idiolect apocope.
                  						loue to be holy .
F.16.250KD.20.252Boþe fraunceys & domnyk / for love to ben holy.
               
Readings for line KD.20.252
