Readings for line KD.3.229

L.3.230KD.3.229
Mede is wel worthi · þe maistrye to haue
M.3.230KD.3.229
Mede is wel worthi  þe maistrie to haue .
Cr1.3.231KD.3.229
Mede is wel worthy the maistry to haue
W.3.230KD.3.229
Mede is wel worþi . þe maistrie to haue
Hm.3.229KD.3.229
mede is wel wurthy · the maystrye to haue
C.3.230KD.3.229
Mede is wele worthy · the maistrie to haue
G.4.230KD.3.229
mede ys well worthy the mastry to hauve
O.3.229KD.3.229
Mede is wel worþi  þe maystrie to haue
R.3.220KD.3.229
Mede is worthyR.3.220: Beta reads wel worþi while F revises the entire a-verse, producing Now ys Meede worthy. Ax reads this verse exactly as R does, and though the C version introduces a phrasal revision in mid-line, it also omits beta's qualifier before worthi, supporting the originality of R's reading.  þe maystrie to haue .R.3.220: The eighth leaf of Rawlinson is slit (part of the same act as the cropping of leaves 1-7) at the right edge of the writing area for a space of some 12.5 cm, from R3.229-49.
F.4.217KD.3.229
Now ys Meede worthy / þe Maystrie to have.