Cr1.20.52KD.20.54 Turned vpsidoune , and ouer-tilt the rote ,
C.20.53KD.20.54 Torned vp so down · and ouer tilte þe rote
Ieronimus super illud Danielis . 12 . Beatus qui
expectat & peruenit vsque ad
dies . 1335 . Beatus inquit qui
interfecto antichristo . dies supra
numerum
perfinitum . 45 . prestolatur quibus
& dominus saluator in sua
magestate venturus estO.20.53-60: The Latin lines appear in a column in the right margin, parallel to ll. 53-60 of the text. The passage is taken
almost verbatim from Saint Jerome's commentary on Daniel 12.12; see Commentariorum in Danielem, Libri III (IV), S. Hieronymi Presbyteri Opera, Pars I,5, ed. Francisci Glorie, Corpus Christianorum, Series Latina 75A (Turnhout: Brepols, 1964): [IV].xii.12, pp. 943-44.
R.20.28KD.20.54 Turned it vp-so-doun and ouertilthR.20.28:
R's spelling here is unique (cf. the comments on this lection in the Introduction III.2.2.10, but the meaning is likely to be
identical with that found in all the other B manuscripts, which read tilte. Cx has tulde. þe rote
.