Readings for line KD.17.31

L.17.30KD.17.31
And hath saued þat bileued so · and sory for her synnes
M.17.30KD.17.31
And haþ saued þat bileued so . and sory for hire synnes
Cr1.17.30KD.17.31
And hath saued that beleued so , & sory for her synnes
W.17.30KD.17.31
And haþ saued þat bileued so . and sory for hir synnes
Hm.17.30KD.17.31
and haþ sauyd that byleeuyd so · and sory for her synnys
C.17.30KD.17.31
And hath saued þat I bileued so · and sori for hir synne
G.18.30KD.17.31
& hathe sauved þat byleeuve so / & sorye for þer synnes
O.17.30KD.17.31
And haþ saued þat beleuede so  & sory for her synne
R.17.30KD.17.31
And hath saued þat bileuethR.17.30: Here F reads byleve, so alpha presumably had a present-tense form (but the Introduction III.2.2.10 on the pervasively problematic <-th> tense marking of the alpha tradition); beta, on the other hand, reads bileued. Although six C manuscripts (five from the P family) agree with R's reading, Cx supports beta. so  and sori for here synnes .
F.13.137KD.17.31
& þey been savid þat byleve soo / & sory for here synnys.