Readings for line KD.3.143

L.3.144KD.3.143
For she copeth þe comissarie · and coteth his clerkis
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M.3.144KD.3.143
For she copeth þe Comyssarie . and coteth his clerkes
Cr1.3.145KD.3.143
For she copith the Commissarie and coteth hys clarkes
W.3.144KD.3.143
For she copeþ þe Commissarie . and coteþ hise clerkes           W.3.144:nota
Hm.3.142KD.3.143
for sche copeþ the commissarye · and coteth his clerkes
C.3.144KD.3.143
For sche coped þe Comissarie and cetes hise clerkes
G.4.144KD.3.143
for she copeth þe comyssarye & cotethe hys clerkes
O.3.143KD.3.143
For sche copiþ þe comyssarie  & coteþ hise clerkis
R.3.135KD.3.143
For heR.3.135: He, "she." copeth þe comissarie  and coteth his clerkes .
F.4.132KD.3.143
For she copeþ þe Comyssarie / & klokiþF.4.132: klokiþ, "provides with a cloak." This is the first instance we have found of the finite form of this verb. OED's earliest citations are from the early sixteenth century, while the only MED citation is a participial adjective dated c. 1450 in the related sense "encased, enclosed." alle hise clerkys.