1. After ‘heorte’ P. 10 (1r/18), C2 adds: 3ef þe con[s]cience—þet is, þe inwit of þi þoht ant of þin heorte—bereð witnesse i þe seolf te3eines þe seoluen þet tu art i sunne unscriuen ant þet tu misdest þet ant þet, ant hauest þet unþeaw ant þet, þulli conscience, þullic inwit is woh ant unefne ant cnosti ant dolki; ah þeos riwle efneð hire ant makeð hire smeðe ant softe (‘If the conscience—that is, your intellectual and emotional understanding of right and wrong—bears witness against you internally that you are in a state of sin and that you are doing wrong in such and such a case, and practising such and such a vice, that conscience, that understanding, is crooked and uneven and full of bumps and hollows; but this rule levels it out and makes it smooth and soft’); similarly V, after permaneamus P. (1v/3).

2. After inwit P. 20 (1v/21), C2 adds: þet is, conscience þe ne beo weote ne witnesse of nan gret sunne inwið hire seoluen (‘that is, a conscience which is not aware of, or a witness to, the presence of any great sin’); similarly F, after sunne P. 20 (1v/21).

3. After woh P. 22 (1v/24), C2 adds scraggi ant unefne (‘rough and uneven’).

4. C2 replaces þe(2) P. 27 (2r/6) by Þeos uttere riwle, þet is i þe ende of þis boc, þe eahtu[ð]e distincciun, þet is, þe leaste dale (‘This outer rule, which is at the end of this book, the eighth distinction, that is, the final part’).

5. After euene P. 29 (2r/10), C2 adds: as hire meistre seið hire; for he bereð þeos riwle inwið his breoste, ant he efter þet sum is oðer sec oðer hal scal efter his wit changi þeos utter riwle efter euchanes euene (‘as her director instructs her; because he carries this rule in his heart, and depending on whether someone is ill or in good health, he must change the outer rule according to his discretion to suit each one's capacity’).

6. After ant P. 37 (2r/24), C2 adds in margin, as of fur oðer of oþer peril (‘as in the case of fire or of other danger’).

7. After herre P. 38 (2r/25), C2 adds, 3e ne schulen, Ich segge, makie na ma uuz of feste biheastes (‘You should not, I say, make any further vows with firm promises’).

8. After oþre P. 73 (3v/4), C2 adds hali men sumhwile (‘holy men of that time’).

9. After ordre P. 80 (3v/15), C2 adds ant of þe ilke dale (‘and of that part’).