Does the KJV agree with Aleph, A, & B against the MT?

Someone previously, although I do not remember who this was, has suggested that Theodore Beza, for all his considerable Biblical and language knowledge and numerous talents and abilities, was still not beyond occasionally emending the text in certain instances, for a better 'meter,' 'sound,' or to better support something he thought should actually be there.

I cannot say, but do know that Beza was the genius behind and Editor of 9 editions of the Greek NT following Robert Estienne (Stephanus) for more than 40 years between 1562 or so and 1605. In fact, the primary Greek text that underlies and is behind the KJV is the 1598 Edition of Beza, according to Dr. Scrivener.

Incidentally, I just saw where Theodore Beza was referred to as Dr. Theodore Beza, in a couple of places, and likewise Zane Hodges was referred to as Dr. Zane Hodges. While I do not believe either of these two individuals ever received any doctorate (or may have refused this, a la Philip Melancthon, and I believe also Charles Spurgeon and A. W. Pink), I admit I do not know this to be a fact. I would agree that all I have named above would certainly be among those I would consider deserving of such an award, along with such as William Tyndale, Miles Coverdale and William Whittingham.

By contrast, John Wycliffe, Martin Luther, and John Calvin all did receive (or were awarded) a doctorate, to name but three.

Can anyone else shed any additional light on Theodore Beza and/or Zane Hodges, and any "doctorate," merely to satisfy my own curiosity? I would suggest I do have a pretty good 'handle' on their ideas, in both cases, and in fact, I have had extended conversations (by telephone and at my own expense) with the late Zane Hodges two times.

Thanks,

Ed