and ligatured in order apparently to show more clearly what is intended.
48. 3. A tiny hole in parchment prevented the completion of the second e
48. 7. euegyl with second e altered from something else.
52. 7. The l at end of kynllỽyn is scratched out by
a later hand, presumably that of Jaspar Gryffyth. It probably stands for lledrat.
58. 23. The pointing after yndaỽ may be a semicolon and looks also like a colon.
58. 25. In left margin just outside commencement of line is a full point, but whether in the original hand
appears doubtful (see note on p. 118. 1). In bottom margin in later hand is written ' hie defunt folia duo '
altered into 'hie deest folium unum '.
61. 21. perth with t altered from c
67. 24. loꝛen hagen. with full point after loꝛen nearly
covered by the h of hagen.
70. 14. atal hyt with full point after atal nearly hidden by the h of hyt
73. 5, 74. 5. Hole in parchment at the beginning and end of these lines respectively.
74. 10. With ỽẏ begins paler ink but same hand.
80. 11, 82. 8. The rubric spaces overlooked by illuminator contain the g and t respectively of the original scribe.
83. 22. The two first expunctuations under moch are nearly obliterated.
83. 24. Meınt with eı altered from something else.
84. 14. gymeret with first e altered from something else.
86. 23. thal with l nearly covering a full point.
87. 24. goſper with o badly altered from ỽ
89. 1. dıỽc with full point so small that it is doubtful whether it was intended.
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