Readings for line KD.12.158

L.12.157KD.12.158
Þan clerkes or kynde-witted men · of crystene peple
M.12.157KD.12.158
Thanne clerkes or kynde witted men  of cristen p.eple
Cr1.12.156KD.12.158
Than clarkes or kinde witted men of christen puple ,
W.12.156KD.12.158
Than clerkes or kynde witted men . of cristene peple
Hm.12.463KD.12.158
than clerkes or kynde wyttyd men · of crystyn pepleHm.12.463: The first <e> is poorly executed, but there is no reason to suppose that the scribe intended anything other than his customary <e>. ·
C.12.157KD.12.158
Than clerkes or kynde wittedmenwitted men of cristen pepile
G.13.158KD.12.158
then clerkes or kynd wytted men off crysten poeple
O.12.158KD.12.158
Þan clerkis or kynde-wittid men  of cristen peple
R.12.161KD.12.158
Þan clerkes or kende witted men  of cristen poeple .
F.9.278KD.12.158
& Clerkys / þan cleer wittyd men / of þe cristene peple.F.9.278: The scribe's inattention turns the line on its head. Bx reads "Than clerkes or kynde witted men of cristene peple." Partially erased, partially legible characters appear in the right margin. The legible <a> and partially legible <. .g . ll> may have been intended to identify the speaker (the he of l.270) with the angel of l.268. Additional erased and illegible characters appear immediately below.