Cr1.4.139KD.4.137 I say it be my-selfe quod he , And it so were
C.4.136KD.4.137 I say it by my-self quod he · and it so were
G.5.139KD.4.137 I sey ytt by my-selffe & yffG.5.139: Perhaps because the use of "and"="if" is confusing for him, the G scribe does sometimes have "and if" for B "and," as here. See also G.14.121 and G.15.29. At G.3.194, G.10.9 and G.18.243, G has "if" for "and." Occasionally these readings correspond to the readings of F or H (in this particular case, F shares
G's original reading), but this is not always the case and such agreement therefore cannot be used as evidence of a relationship. ytt so were