Readings for line KD.7.42

L.7.41KD.7.42
And namelich of innocentz þat none yuel ne kunneth
M.7.41KD.7.42
And namelich of Innocentz . þat non .yuele kuonneth .
Cr1.7.41KD.7.42
And namely of Innocent that no euyl ne canneth
W.7.41KD.7.42
And nameliche of Innocentz . þat noon yuel ne konneþ
Hm.7.41KD.7.42
and namlyche of ynnocentes · that non vuel kunnyn
C.7.40KD.7.42
And nameliche of Innocens · þat non yuel konnes
G.8.41KD.7.42
and namelych off ynnocentes þat noon euvell ne kanG.8.41: Most manuscripts have some form of konneþ for G kan. However, according to the OED, "can" was the usual plural form of this verb in the sixteenth century.
O.7.41KD.7.42
And nameli of Innocentis  þat noon yuel kunnen
R.7.42KD.7.42
And nameliche of innocentes  þat non euel ne cunneth .R.7.42: Hereafter beta includes a Latin citation omitted by alpha:
Super innocentem munera non accipies.
F.5.1026KD.7.42
& namely of Innocentys / þat no evil ne knoweth.F.5.1026: Alpha omitted the following Latin line attested by beta witnesses: "Super innocentem munera non accipies."