Readings for line KD.17.287

L.17.288KD.17.287
Synnen aȝein þe seynt spirit · assenten to destruye
M.17.288KD.17.287
Synnen aȝein þe seint spirit . assenten to destruyen
Cr1.17.288KD.17.287
Sinne against saint Spirite , assenten to destroyen
W.17.286KD.17.287
Synnen ayein þe Seint Spirit . assenten to destruye
Hm.17.286KD.17.287
synnyn aȝen seynt spuryt · assentyn to destruye
C.17.283KD.17.287
Synnen ayein seint spirit · assenten to destruye
G.18.287KD.17.287
synnen ageyne seynt spyryte / assenten to destroye
O [Not found.]
R.17.242KD.17.287
SynegenR.17.242: R's synegen is listed by OED2, s. v. sin (v.) as a variant of the infinitive form of sin for the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Cf. R.17.254: below, where the past participle, syneged, is used, and R.18.223:, where synege occurs. MED, s. v. sinnen, offers a number of citations for synegen and its inflected forms, but virtually all are from various Piers Plowman manuscripts of all three versions (e.g., Laud 581, Hm 137, and Vernon). aȝeyne þe seint spiriȝt  assente to destruye .
F.13.341KD.17.287
SengenF.13.341: Sengen, "sin" (infinitive). a-geyn þe seynt spiryt / assenten / to distroye.