Manuscript readings for KD.7.161

L.7.170KD.7.161 Þat vnkouth knyȝtes shul come · þi kyngdom to cleueL.7.170-171: A corrector's dry point cross appears in the left margin and perhaps reflects his exemplar's reading cleyme in place of LC2GMO's cleue.
M.7.170KD.7.161Þat vnkouthe kniȝtus shullen come  þi kingedome to cleue
Cr1.7.170KD.7.161  That vnkougth knights shal come , thi kingdome to cleime
W.7.170KD.7.161  That vnkouþe knyȝtes shul come . þi kyngdom to cleyme
Hm.7.172KD.7.161  that vncowth knygthes schull come · thi kyngdom to cleyme
C.7.171KD.7.161   Þat vnkouth knyȝtes shuld come · þy kyngdome to clayme
               
G.8.171KD.7.161  that vnkowde knyghtes shall come þi kyngdome to cleuve
O.7.169KD.7.161Þat vnkouþe knyȝtis schul come  þi kyngdam to cleue
               
R.7.172KD.7.161 Þat vnkouth kniȝtes  schul come þi kyngdom to reue .R.7.172: In place of alpha's reue, beta witnesses are divided
                        							between cleyme (CrWHmC) and cleue (LMGOC2). Ax reads cleyme, but the stemmatic array
                        							of the two variants from beta actually suggests that its form was somewhat likelier to have
                        							been cleue.
F.5.1154KD.7.161Þat vnkouþe knyghtis shulle comeF.5.1154: An otiose curl appears above the <m>. / þyn coroun þe reve.F.5.1154: Alpha has reve in place of beta's cleyme or cleue.  The other manuscripts have "kyngdom to" in place of F's "coroun þe."
Readings for line KD.7.161
