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Page 19
... handled even as before . He does not onely deny the outward figure and appearance of the Symbols to be chang'd , but the nature and fub- stance of them , even in the proper and ftricteft fenfe of the word substance ; and it was ...
... handled even as before . He does not onely deny the outward figure and appearance of the Symbols to be chang'd , but the nature and fub- stance of them , even in the proper and ftricteft fenfe of the word substance ; and it was ...
Page 24
... handled and broken by the hands of the Priest , and de Sacram . Id . ground or bruifed by the teeth of the faithfull . But it eram.l.1.c.19 . feems the Pope and his Council were not then skilfull enough to express themselves rightly in ...
... handled and broken by the hands of the Priest , and de Sacram . Id . ground or bruifed by the teeth of the faithfull . But it eram.l.1.c.19 . feems the Pope and his Council were not then skilfull enough to express themselves rightly in ...
Page 40
... the Sa- crament , though we faw it and handled it and tafted it to be bread , yet was not bread but thine own natu- ral body ; and now thou appealeft to our fenfes to prove - . prove that this is thy body which we 40 A DISCOURSE.
... the Sa- crament , though we faw it and handled it and tafted it to be bread , yet was not bread but thine own natu- ral body ; and now thou appealeft to our fenfes to prove - . prove that this is thy body which we 40 A DISCOURSE.
Page 41
... handled was his body , his very natural flesh and bones , because they faw and handled them , ( which it were impious to deny ) it would as ftrongly prove that what they faw and received before in the Sacrament was not the natural body ...
... handled was his body , his very natural flesh and bones , because they faw and handled them , ( which it were impious to deny ) it would as ftrongly prove that what they faw and received before in the Sacrament was not the natural body ...
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