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89. 4. Original hand placed o in space intended for the illuminator, who overlooked it.
89. 6. A b intended to complete Po is written over the first d of dadyl, but in such fainter ink that the d is quite distinct beneath it.
90. 25. Or with r altered from something else.
91. 6. chowẏll with c altered from t
94. 21. First c altered from t
101. 15. erbẏn with b not unlike v
102. 13. Last u looks like ir owing to a full point being placed towards its right top corner.
106. 8. Over the second half of last h is a full point, but whether intentional is doubtful.
107. 3. First c looks also like t
108. Catchword is cut by binder so that the lower half is gone.
109. 17. In space left for rubric, and overlooked by illuminator, the original scribe has placed r
111. 16. brenhin is a mistake for breyr. The crosses are perhaps inserted by a later hand. A comparatively modern hand has written breyr opposite cross in margin.
113. 18. The n is extended over the remainder of the line.
114. 3. anher has a small h written over the a, partly in left margin.
116. 21. ani written wrongly for am was again written wrongly by scribe and passed by him.
118. 1. Outside first k in left margin is a full point, but whether intentional is doubtful (see note on
p. 58. 25).
119. 16. Last a altered from v
119. 19. Two or three letters rubbed out after tyſt which were apparently a part of it.
119. 23. Three or four letters rubbed out after deu with expunctuations of two of them still remaining.