Readings for line KD.15.111

L.15.118KD.15.111
For ypocrysie in latyn · is lykned to a dongehulL.15.118: Under and over lining in red ink has been erased, but the ink is still visible over lykned and at the end of the line.
M.15.117KD.15.111
For ypocrisie in latyn . is likned to a donghull .
Cr1.15.115KD.15.111
For hipocrisie in laten is lykened to donghyll ,
W.15.117KD.15.111
The whichW.15.117: W alone has The which; all other manuscripts have For ypocrisie. in latyn . is likned to a dongehille
Hm.15.115KD.15.111
for ypocresye yn latyn · is lyknyd to a dungehull
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C.15.113KD.15.111
For ypocrisie in latyn · likned is to a donghill
G.16.116KD.15.111
for ypocrysy yn latyn / ys lykened to a duvnghyll
O.15.115KD.15.111
For ypocrisye in latyn  is likned to a dong-hil
R.15.126KD.15.111
For ypocrisie in latyn  is likkned to a dongounR.15.126: Beta reads dongehul where RF have dongoun. In a substantially revised version of this line, the C version attests donghep, suggesting that beta's reading was original.
F.11.122KD.15.111
For ypocrisie in latyn / ys lykned to a dongoun.F.11.122: Alpha is responsible for dongoun. Beta witnesses read dongehill. It is perhaps curious that F uniquely introduces dunk, "dung," in 11.124 and did not correct his exemplar here.