Readings for line KD.6.27

L.6.28KD.6.27
In couenaunt þat þow kepe · holikirke and my-selue
M.6.28KD.6.27
In couenaunt þat þow kepe . holikirke and my-seluen
Cr1.6.28KD.6.27
In couenaunt that thou kepe holy kyrke & my-selfe
W.6.28KD.6.27
In couenaunt þat þow kepe . holy kirke and my-selue
Hm.6.28KD.6.27
yn couenaunt that thu kepe · holy cherche and my-sylue
C.6.26KD.6.27
In couenaunt þat þow kepe · holy kirke and þy-selue
G.7.28KD.6.27
In couvenaunt G.7.28: For the use of superscript <a> as an abbreviation mark in G, see Introduction IV.1.1. þat þou kepe holychurche & my-seluve
. þe lyuyng of
trewe knyȝtis
O.6.28: The rubric is divided after of, so that it appears as two lines. A flourish (two rays and a central punctus, arranged vertically) appears at its left. The hand responsible cannot be identified with certainty, but the flourish resembles those surrounding words written in the main scribal hand.
O.6.28KD.6.27
In couenaunt þat þou kepe  holy kirke & my-selue
R.6.28KD.6.27
InR.6.28: There is a mark above the <I> of In. It appears to be a backwards <c> in brown, touched with red. couenaunt þat þow kepe  holy cherche and my-selue .
F.5.680KD.6.27
In connaunt / þat holy chirche / þou kepe / as þy-selue.