342. #teres wet#: comp. 208/396; teres appears to be _pl. gen._, of,
with tears, so ‘swerdes slagen,’ GE 3721, where swerdes is _s. gen._
Contrast ‘of is teres wet,’ 209/410.
345. Holthausen omits #and#; the scribe has taken it from the next line,
as he did again at ll. 2839, 2840. #him biforen#, in his presence.
347. #wunes#, custom: the _pl._ is used for the rhyme. ‘Deposuitque
ioseph fratres secundum ordinem etatis eorum · sicut in domo patris
sedere consueuerant,’ C.