# Momming off Men off law For Mone
Cr1.P.212KD.P.213 Pleten for penies and poundes the lawe
C.P.211KD.P.213 Pleteden for penyes · and poundes þe lawe
R.P.86KD.P.213
Pletedden for penies and pondresR.P.86:
Beta reads poundes (which is also the reading of Ax
and Cx) while F has pownded. R's reading, which was
misconstrued by Kane-Donaldson and Schmidt as poudres, is unique among the
B witnesses (manuscript E in the A tradition also
attests ponderys). MED, s. v.
ponder, defines pondres as "balance scales" or
"weights," but the variant is almost certainly scribal. þe lawe .