Readings for line KD.3.76

L.3.77KD.3.76
Meires and maceres · that menes ben bitwene
M.3.77KD.3.76
Meires and macers  þat menes be bitwene
Cr1.3.78KD.3.76
Maires and Maceris that meanes be betwene
W.3.77KD.3.76
Maires and Maceres . þat menes ben bitwene
Hm.3.77KD.3.76
Meyres and m......ercers · that menes ben bytwene
C.3.77KD.3.76
Moaires and maceres · that menes ben bitwene
G.4.77KD.3.76
meryres & macesG.4.77: The G form maces may result from the omission of the abbreviation for er (cf. the majority B reading maceres), but note that mace can mean "a mace-bearer," see OED macen.2 2.b., where the earliest recorded example is in 1525. that meynes be betwene
O.3.77KD.3.76
Meires & maystresO.3.77: OCr23C2 alone have maystres; most B manuscripts have Maceres.  þat menes been bitwene 
R.3.68KD.3.76
Meyres and maceeres  þat menes ben by-twene .
F.4.65KD.3.76
/ [¶] Meyȝres with here Macerys / þat meenys been be-twene.