Readings for line KD.5.573

L.5.594KD.5.573
That crofte hat coueyte nouȝte · mennes catel ne her wyues
M.5.595KD.5.573
Þat Crofte hat coueite nouȝte . menn.es catel ne hire wyues
Cr1.5.589KD.5.573
That croft hight Couet not mens catel ne her wiues
W.5.592KD.5.573
That croft hatte Coueite noȝt . mennes catel ne hire wyues
Hm.5.594KD.5.573
that crofte hatteth coueyte þu nougth · mennys catel nor here wyues
C.5.590KD.5.573
Þat crofte hatte coueite nouȝt · men catel ne hir wyues
G.6.593KD.5.573
þeG.6.593: The majority of A and C manuscripts share the G R F reading þe, which is adopted by Kane and Donaldson. Remaining B manuscripts read That. crofte hett couvett noght mennes catell ne theyr wyuves
O.5.597KD.5.573
Þat croft hatte coueyte not  mennys catel ne her wyues
R.5.595KD.5.573
Þe crofte hate coueyte nauȝt  menR.5.595: R uniquely omits a word after men, but the omission probably goes back to alpha. F rewrites by dropping men altogether and uniquely substituting the phrase neyþir maydins, while beta deploys a phrase that parallels Ax : mennes catel. The Cx phrase, menne catel, involves an unmarked genitive that might help account for the error in alpha. ne here wyues .
F.5.585KD.5.573
Þe name ys coueyte þou nowht / neyþir maydins ne wyvis.