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

by Charles Frederick Ward

[l. 16] (le) la A C.

[l. 24] (Jehan) followed by de Meun A B.

[l. 32] (mieulx ameroie) ameroie mieulx B.

[l. 44] (pas) point A.

[l. 47] (mesmement) followed by qu’il est a supposer B.

[l. 48] (en ceste compilacion) wanting A.

(en ceste) corriger brieue B.

[l. 49] (ad ce) en ce A a ce C.

[l. 54] (o) auec C.

[l. 57] (tes) followed by a faint mark above, which resembles the abbreviation of ‘et.’