206 4029 þat wiþ þe air YE ... B₂, BT þat was with þe air Δ þat was of air XG
207 4043 puttes AJ, B, F pettes S
208 4049 and in such wise] in such a wise C in such(e) wise BT and such(e) wise RLB₂
209 4067 And þan B And þat T
210 4072 þe cook H₁G, BT
211 4073 either] euery AM ... B₂
212 4088 put J, S, F putte AC, B
213 4106 fforþ A ... GC
214 4110 over] euery ERLB₂, W ony C oure X
215 4113 make] take ERCB₂
216 4129 his] hir C, B
217 4137 therafter] after E ... B₂ her (hir) after BT
218 4138 seefoul E, BTΛ sedewolf L
219 4140 that] which E ... B₂, W
220 4151 mede E ... B₂
221 4152 be sene (seene) AJ, B besene S, F
222 4160 and fieble] fieble E, B, W
223 4161 into (in to) AM ... B₂
224 4177 eny stede XGL, BΔ
225 4186 telleþ BT
226 4217 wold C, SB, F wolde AJ
227 4231 herde AJ, F herd C, B
228 4243 schepe felle B
229 4250 margin mortua autem Philen SΔΛ mortua autem Hellen A ... B₂, BT, FWH₃
230 4266 margin cum solo vellere A ... B₂, B
231 4267 margin canitur YGE, BTΔΛ canetur AMH₁XRCLB₂, S, FH₃ habetur W
232 4276 Anon sche bigan for to make E ... B₂ She kest anone howe she myght make W
233 4278 schope AJ, S, F schop (schoop) C, B
234 4307 all S, F alle AJ, B
235 4309 seid AJ, B, F seide C
236 4311 hem haþ preid B hath hem preide W
237 4321 it is AMH₁
238 4330 Wherin J, F
239 4334 þo men H₁XGEC, B
240 4343 þe AMH₁XGB₂, Δ, W
241 4349 was lore H₁ ... B₂
242 4351 As] And AM ... B₂
243 4352 hirself adreynt B
244 4361 was spoke H₁XECLB₂
245 4367 To him þat BT, W
246 4369 you] þou H₁YB₂, BT, WH₃
247 4391 where þe biȝete sterte EC wher euere þei be ȝit stert(e) H₁XRLB₂
248 4396 To] And H₁ ... B₂
249 4402 by so AMH₁XRCLB₂, B so W
250 4411 thei] sche B
251 4413 wolde he H₁XRCLB₂
252 4423 of continuance BT and contenance LB₂, WH₃
253 4425 his om. AM ... B₂
254 4427 wher it is A ... B₂, FWKH₃
255 4452 it were AM
256 4462 ther] þat BT
257 4468 My þought and al my loue BT Mi loue and al mi trewþe Δ
258 4485 sein (seie) MXCLB₂, W
259 4504 mihte S miht (might) AJ, B, F
260 4507 usure] mesure BT
261 4512 al þis BT
262 4518 als so] als (as) X, Ad, WH₃
263 4523 it om. B
264 4525 Thus beie I diere] I beye deere H₁ ... B₂
265 4526 noght om. H₁RCLB₂, W
266 4565 þe ende H₁ ... B₂
267 4568 riht wel paid] wel a payd (appaied) H₁ ... B₂
268 4571 of suche dede BT
269 4574 thogh] of ERCB₂ if H₁
270 4576 ffro whom AM
271 4579 hire AJM
272 4586 margin decreuit, pro eo quod ipsa Eccho om. BT, H₃
273 4587 on om. BT
274 4595 that om. MH₁XRCLB₂, Δ, W
275 4612 was om. AM
276 4634 quite BT, W
277 4642 vice BT
278 4643 in the wodes] euere in wodes AM ... B₂
279 4651 herte XEC, BT, W
280 4652 places XGLB₂, B
281 4671 Blinde AJ, S, F Blind C, B
282 4680 wole A
283 4682 Whan EC
284 4701 By (Bi) so AM ... B₂, B (Be so G)
285 4717 why F which A ... B₂, S ... Δ, KH₃Magd thi W
286 4732 ffor wiþ SΔ
287 4738 By so AMX ... B₂, B
288 4739 I myhte] It m. AM ... B₂, S ... Δ
289 4742 That it schal H₁ ... B₂
290 4770 I schal BT
291 4788 That man H₁ ... B₂
292 4789 margin Babilonem A ... B₂
293 4792 yifte om. H₁RCLB₂
294 4808 Rabio A ... B₂
295 4814 such om. AMRCL
296 4817 Spondeus H₁ ... B₂ Spondius T
297 4818 in om. RCB₂
298 4851 Rabio A ... B₂
299 4856 the] he AM
300 4862 schette (schet) JXERCB₂
301 4868 I] it BT þou H₁ ... B₂
302 4872 wold B
303 4877 thi] þis H₁E ... B₂
304 Latin Verses vii. 2 dicta que SBT dictaque AJM, FW dictique (dicti que) H₁E ... B₂
305 3 alonge AJ, F a longe SB
306 4920 Dampnen þe vnkinde creature H₁ ... B₂ (Dampneth H₁B₂) lifissh S, F liuissh BT liuynge AJM, Δ liflich (livelich) WH₃
307 4921 who that it kan] þat it can AM by þat I can H₁ ... B₂
308 4935 olde AJ, S, F old C, B
309 4942 at] þat XECLB₂ þat at H₁R
310 4944 the om. H₁ ... B₂, BΔ
311 4959 margin ipsum] insuper ipsum AM
312 4981 the] þo B om. T
313 4984 all S, F alle AJ, B
314 4989 f. put: knvt AMC pit: knit H₁XRLB₂, Ad, W
315 4994 þe pit (put &c.) H₁ ... B₂, Ad, W
316 5003 sore] for AM he W
317 5011 fantosme, bot yit] fantasme (fantome) þat BTΛ fantasme and ȝit L fantasie but he ȝit W
318 5021 him hath adresced] þo him haþ dresced H₁XRCLB₂
319 5025 al softe] alofte B softe W
320 5034 If it so be þat he vpbreyde (vmbreide) BT
321 5035 speke F rest spoke
322 5045 o word H₁C, BT one word Δ, W
323 5051 the om. AM
324 5054 aroute F
325 5064 a om. H₁RCLB₂
326 5071 Thonkende] Touchynge AH₁R (Thonkinge in ras. C)
327 5102 That to] Vnto B
328 5105 bot it be grace] but it be bi grace AM but be goddis grace Δ
329 5111 the om. AM
330 5114 so he dede AdBTΔ, W
331 5125 al aboute H₁XRCL
332 5128 þat man H₁ ... B₂
333 5130 him om. BT
334 5131 ek (eek) AJC, BT eke F
335 5134 a mannes] mannes XE, B
336 5145 And in þe AM And tho the H₁
337 5157 the] in AM ... B₂
338 5158 eny AM
339 5159 hem AMGRLB₂
340 5180 eny om. AM
341 5199 bot] by (be) BT for W
342 5204 Wherof AM ... B₂
343 5210 þy þought BT
344 5215 standt S, F stant AC, B standeþ J thi] þe H₁ ... B₂
345 5225 ffor loue H₁ ... B₂
346 5236 bar AJC, BT bare S, F
347 5237 margin suffultus] fultus BT
348 5239 margin vincit H₁ ... B₂
349 5242 vsed AM ... B₂, W
350 5248 dighte F dihte AJ and so also in l. 5352
351 5252 cite H₁ ... B₂, T
352 5277 And] Of B
353 5281 of Troie XC, S ... Δ, W
354 5282 lost hath] lost(e) H₁ ... B₂ hath lost W
355 5288 world] lord BT
356 5299 therinne] euer inne H₁ ... B₂
357 5302 many AC, B manye (manie) S, F monie J
358 5308 As] And X ... B₂
359 5316 this] his L, BT
360 5321 the king] to king E ... B₂, kynge (om. the) X
361 5326 put AJ, S, F putte C, BT
362 5341 sche schold B, W sche wolde T
363 5346 ayeinward] aȝein H₁ ... B₂
364 5349 tok (took) AJC, SB toke F
365 5357 Hou he] How þat he AH₁RCLB₂ How þat M
366 5359 þe maide AM ... B₂
367 5364 So was B gret om. AM wonder AC, BT wondre J, S, F
368 5372 þis ground S ... Δ
369 5387 wold(e) BT
370 5411 f.
And so fell þat vpon an ile
Thei were wind driue wiþinne a while

H₁ ... B₂ (driuen in a while L)

371 5427 his] alle B
372 5430 schipman H₁ ... B₂, W
373 5438 afriht (a fright &c.) A ... B₂ (except E), W
374 5449 it at nede H₁XRCLB₂
375 5456 is] was H₁E ... B₂
376 5457 into] to S ... Δ
377 5464 tresces AC tresses BT trescess J, S, F
378 5465 wiþ hir selue (self) took a strif H₁ ... B₂ wiþ hirself sche took such a s. B
379 5466 betwen(e) deþ H₁ ... B₂
380 5467 lay] weepe (wep) BT
381 5480 after þat S ... Δ
382 5500 as for BT
383 5507 it om. AM ... B₂ (except E)
384 5510 seruant H₁ ... B₂
385 5520 þei failen H₁ ... B₂ he faileth W
386 5522 what] al þat B
387 5524 thee schal] schal M ... B₂ schal þe Δ, W
388 5527 seline BT
389 5532 ladi love] loue desire H₁ ... B₂
390 5533 That] ffor BT was om. H₁ ... B₂
391 5539 wolde H₁ ... B₂
392 5546 lust AMCL listne Δ
393 5557 margin duas filias om. B
394 5559 margin Terco A ... B₂
395 5561 margin cum om. A ... B₂
396 5563 margin sororis A ... B₂, B, W
397 5560 wel om. H₁E ... B
398 5590 sche lay XGB₂, S ... Δ, W
399 5592 kist SB, F kyste (kiste) AJ
400 5597 to] by (be) A ... B₂
401 5600 Vnto B
402 5610 noght om. AM
403 5611 Of þat þey preyde T And þat þei preyde B
404 5621 he om. BT
405 5622 a fyre XC, B
406 5627 that] þe BT
407 5633 which] that H₁, BT om. M, W
408 5646 þi A this] þe M
409 5667 þo stones EC
410 5670 tale] al BT
411 5671 f.
And crie it to briddes al aboute
How þou hast do to me þurghoute H₁ ... B₂

(to þe briddes R)