Readings for line KD.10.24

L.10.24KD.10.24
Þat wikked men þei welden · þe welthe of þis worlde
M.10.24KD.10.24
Þat wikkud men þai welden  þe welthe of þis world .
Cr1.10.24KD.10.24
That wicked men they welden , þe welth of this world
W.10.24KD.10.24
That wikked men þei welden . þe welþe of þis worlde           W.10.24:nota
Hm.10.24KD.10.24
þat wykkyd men ...?...nweldyn · Hm.10.24: Weldyn and the punctus are written over an erasure of at least ten letters ending with <n>; the initial <w> has a splayed lead-in stroke to fill some of the extra space created by the erasure. Kane and Donaldson reasonably surmise the original reading may have been archetypal þey weldyn. þe welþe of þys worlde
C.10.24KD.10.24
Þat wikked men welden · þe welþe of þis world
G.11.24KD.10.24
that wycked men welden þe welthe off þis worlde
O.10.24KD.10.24
Þat wickide men welden  þe welþe of þis werld
R.10.24KD.10.24
Þat wicked men þei welden  þe welth of þis worlde .
F.7.21KD.10.24
Þat wikkede men welden / welthys on moolde.