Reeve's Tale 387
Reeve's Tale 388 is in 57 witnesses (Edition Ad1 Ad3 Bo1 Bo2 Bw Ch Cn Cp Cx1 Cx2 Dd Dl Ds1 El En1 En3 Fi Gg Gl Ha2 Ha3 Ha4 Ha5 He Hg Hk Ht Ii La Lc Ld1 Ld2 Ln Ma Mc Mg Mm Ne Ox2 Ph2 Pn Ps Pw Py Ra1 Ra2 Ra3 Ry1 Ry2 Se Sl1 Sl2 Tc1 Tc2 To1 Wy)
OUT 2 witnesses (En2 Nl)
Thise Ad1 En3 Ii (Thes), Edition Ad3 Bw Cn Dl El Ha5 Hg Hk Lc Ld1 Mg Mm Ps Pw Ry2 (Thise), Bo1 Cp Ha4 Ht La Ld2 Ra1 Ra2 Ra3 Tc1 To1-mod (This), Bo2 (Þis), Ch (Thies), Dd Sl2 (Theise), Fi Gg Gl Ha2 He Ln Ox2 Ph2 Ry1 Se Sl1 (These), Ha3 (Þes), Ma (Þise), Mc (Þese), Py (Thiese)
The Cx1 Cx2 Ds1 En1 Ne Pn Tc2 Wy (The)
And This To1-orig (And This)
clerkes Edition Ad1 Ad3 Bw Cp Ds1 El En3 Gl Ha3 Ha4 Ha5 Hg Hk Ii Lc Ld1 Ld2 Mc Mg Pn Ra1 Ra3 Ry2 Se Sl1 Sl2 Tc1 Tc2 Wy (clerkes), Bo1 Bo2 Cx1 Cx2 Ha2 Ne Ph2 Py (clerkis), Ch Dd En1 La Ln Pw (Clerkes), Cn He Ma Ox2 To1 (Clerkis), Dl (klerkys), Fi Mm (clerkꝭ), Gg Ps (clerkys), Ry1 (clarkes)
bette hym wel Ad1 En3 (beet hym wel), Ad3 Bo2 Ne Ph2 (bette him wel), Edition Bw Ha5 Hg Ps Pw (bette hym wel), Bo1 Ra1 Se (bete him wel), Ch En1 Mm (bet hym wele), Cp (beet him weel), Cx1 Cx2 (bete hym wel), Dd Ii Sl2 (bete hym wele), Dl (bete hym weell), Ds1 Ht Ld1 Ra3 Ry2 Sl1 (bet him wel), El (beete hym weel), Fi Ha2 Ma Ry1 Wy (bete hym well), Gg (bete hȳ wel), Gl (bete hym weel), Ha3 (beete him wele), He (bete hym̄ wele), Hk (bette him well), La (bet him wele), Ld2 (bette hym wele), Ln (bett him well), Ox2 Pn (bete him wele), Ra2 (bete him well), Tc1 (beet him wel ), Tc2 To1 (bete hym welle)
beeten hym wel Cn (beten̄ hym̄ well), Ha4 (beeten him wel), Lc Mg (beten hym wel), Mc (beten hym well), Py (beten hym wele)
and lete hym lye Ad1 Ds1 Hk Ra3 (and let him lye), Ad3 Cp Ha4 Pn (and leet him lye), Edition Ch Dl El Gl Hg Ii Lc Ma Mg Mm Wy (and lete hym lye), Bo1 Ha3 Ht Ph2 Ry2 (and lete him lye), Bo2 Ra2 (and lette him lye), Bw Cx1 En1 Ne Tc2 (and let hym lye), Cx2 En3 (⁊ let hym lye), Dd (and lete hī lye), Fi (and lette hym lye), Gg (⁊ lete hȳ lye), Ha2 Ld2 Sl2 (⁊ lete hym lye), Ha5 Ps (and leet hym lye), He (and lete hym ly), La Se (⁊ lete him lye), Ld1 (and leet him lie), Ln (and lett him lye), Mc (⁊ lat hym lye), Ox2 (and lete him ly), Pw (and lete hȳ ly), Py (and leete hym lye), Ra1 Sl1 (⁊ let him lye), Ry1 (And lete hym ly), Tc1 (⁊ let him ly), To1 (and lete hym lie)
and letyn̄ hym lye Cn (and letyn̄ hym̄ lye)
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On the left hand side of the screen you will see what we call "Variant Maps." These are hypotheses of relationships among the manuscripts, created by phylogenetic software developed by evolutionary biologists to explore relationships among species. For explanation of how we use these maps see....