L.17.197KD.17.198 Bi þis skil me þynkeL.17.197: L alone reads þynke; other beta manuscripts have þynkeþ. · I se an euydence
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Cr1.17.197KD.17.198 By thys skill me thinketh I se an euident
C.17.193KD.17.198 By this kyl skyl my-thynketh · I se auidence
O
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R.17.178KD.17.198 By this kile[s]kile
he seydeR.17.178: For alpha's he seyde, beta reads me
þynkeþ, which fails in alliteration. Cx revises skile to simile but agrees with alpha on the following
words: he saide. I se an euydence
F.13.278KD.17.198By þis skyle he seyde / þouF.13.278: F's þou is unique. Other B manuscripts have I. see an evydense.