Readings for line KD.11.102

L.11.104KD.11.102
And reden it in Retoryke · to arate dedly synne
M.11.103KD.11.102
. & M.11.103: The <&> is most likely a correction for A, meaning "and," but there is no way to be certain. reden it in Rethorik  to arate dedly synne
Cr1.11.103KD.11.102
And reden it in Rethorike , to arate deadly sinne
W.11.104KD.11.102
To reden it in Retorik . to arate dedly synne
Hm.11.105KD.11.102
to redyn it yn retoryke · to arate dedly synne
C.11.104KD.11.102
And reden it in rethorik to arate dedly synne
G.12.105KD.11.102
and redyn yttG.12.105: C2 shares G's original omission of ytt. The addition brings G's reading into line with that of remaining B manuscripts. In retoryke to arate deydly synne
O.11.105KD.11.102
And reden it in rethorik  to arate dedli synne
R.11.100KD.11.102
And reeden it in rethorike  to a-raten dedly synne .
F.8.97KD.11.102
& redyn yt in retoryk / to a-ratyn dedly synne.