Readings for line KD.18.59

L.18.61KD.18.59
Þe lorde of lyf & of liȝte · þo leyed his eyen togideres
M.18.61KD.18.59
Þe lord of lif and of light / þo leyde hise eiȝen to-gedres
Cr1.18.61KD.18.59
The Lord of life & of light tho , laied his eies togither
W.18.61KD.18.59
The lord of lif and of light . þo leide hise eighen togideres
Hm.18.61KD.18.59
the lord of lif and of lygth · tho leyde his eiȝen to-gydres
C.18.61KD.18.59
The lorde of lif an of light tho leyde hise eighen togideres
G.19.61KD.18.59
þe lorde off lyffe & off lyght / þer leyde hys eyne to-geddres
O.18.61KD.18.59
Þe lord of lijf & of liȝt  þoo leyde hise yen to-gyderes
R.18.61KD.18.59
Til loreR.18.61: F begins this line with Tyl þe lord; beta reads simply Þe lorde. For the spelling lore, see Richard Jordan, Handbook of Middle English Grammar: Phonology, translated and revised by Eugene Joseph Crook (The Hague: Mouton, 1974): §199, remark 3. Cf. R.5.409: and R.14.184:. of lif and of liȝt  þo leyde his eyȝes to-gidres .
F.14.61KD.18.59
Tyl þe lord of lyf & of lyght / leyde hise eyȝes to-gydres.