The Epistles on the Romance of the Rose, and other documents in the debate

by Charles Frederick Ward

[l. 32] (commandee) followed by si F.

[l. 33] (aprise) aprinse C.

[l. 34] (de belle) par belle A.

[l. 36] (ne) followed by l’an F.

[l. 39] (dit deuant) interverted C D E.

[l. 41] (accomplie) compilee D E, followed by et F.

[l. 42] (ou pis que oyseuse) wanting F.

[l. 44] (commune) comme A.

[l. 45] (m’ot) moult F.

(peu) petit A.