Cr1.1.21KD.1.21 Arn none nedful but tho ? and named hem I thinke
Hm.1.21KD.1.21 arn none mnydfullHm.1.21: One minim is erased to make <n> of <m>. but thoo and nempne hem y thenke
C.1.21KD.1.21 Aren noon nedful but thyo · And nempne hem I thynke
G.2.21KD.1.21 ere non nedefull but thysG.2.21: For a possible source for the G reading thys (for most manuscripts þo), note the C reading thyo with cancelled <y>. & neuenveneue[n]e G.2.21: G regularly has forms in neuen- for nempn-. Since the former is of Scandinavian origin and is a predominantly northern word, its use may reflect earlier northern influence,
but the G scribe himself clearly does not recognise the word neuen- since, when he makes his later corrections, he regularly alters to neuev-. See further Introduction III.4.1. theym I thynke
O.1.21KD.1.21Arn noon nedeful but þoo O.1.21: OC2 alone lack and before nempne. nempne hem I þinke
R.1.21KD.1.21
Aren none nedful bute þo and nempne hem I thenke .