Readings for line KD.17.307

L.17.308KD.17.307
Be raunsoned for his repentaunce · þere alle resoun hym dampneth
M.17.308KD.17.307
Be raunsomed for his repentaunce . þere alle reson hym dampneþ
Cr1.17.308KD.17.307
Be raunsomed before his repentaunce , ther al reason him damneth
W.17.305KD.17.307
Be raunsoned for his repentaunce . þer alle reson hym dampneþ
Hm.17.305KD.17.307
be raunsomed for his repentaunce · þere al resoun hym dampneþ
C.17.302KD.17.307
Be raunceoned for his repentaunce · ther al reson hym dampnees
G.18.306KD.17.307
be rauvnsomed for hys repentance / þer all reason hym dampnethe
O [Not found.]
R.17.262KD.17.307
Be raunsouned for hisR.17.262: After his, R completely lacks the second stave of the a-verse, probably because alpha was already corrupt. Beta reads repentaunce; F's gilt is unique. It is characteristic of F to have attempted to make sense of a defective exemplar. Cx's reading here agrees with beta.  þere al resoun hym dampneth .
F.13.361KD.17.307
Be ramsomed for his giltF.13.361: F's gilt is unique. Bx reads repentaunce. R has no alliterating stave at all, suggesting that alpha was already corrupt. It is characteristic of F to have attempted to make sense of a defective exemplar. / þere al resoun hym dampneþ.