St. 100
p. 41, l. 1154. none, i.e. no lady.
p. 41, l. 1160. Cf. Kölbing’s note to Tristrem, l. 138.
St. 101
p. 41, l. 1165. the gres, which word is here required by the rhyme, is, in the same way as in this passage, used for ‘battle-field,’ in Perceval, l. 1225 f.:
‘Hedes and helmys ther was,
I telle ȝow withowttene lese,
Many layde one the gresse,
And many brode schelde.’