Readings for line KD.16.105

L.16.109KD.16.105
Þat þowgh he were wounded · with his enemye L.16.109: The punctus elevatus is perhaps added after the initial writing. to warisshe hym-self
M.16.109KD.16.105
That þouȝ he were wound.ed with his enemy . to warisshe him-seluen
Cr1.16.108KD.16.105
That woundid with his enmy , he might warish him-selfe
W.16.109KD.16.105
That þouȝ he were wounded with his enemy . to warisshen hym-selue
Hm.16.108KD.16.105
þat þowȝ he were wounded wyþ enemy · to warsche hym-sylue
C.16.72KD.16.105
That though he were wounded · with enemy to warisshe hymselue
G.17.108KD.16.105
þat thogh he were wouvnded wyth hys enmye to warrysshe hym-seluve
O.16.110KD.16.105
Þat þouȝ he were woundid wiþ his enemy  to warische hymselue
R.16.108KD.16.105
Þat þouȝ he were wonded with his enemy  to warschen hym-selue .
F.12.110KD.16.105
Þat þowh he were of his enemy hurt / to warsche hym sone.