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... just like one of Cardinal Perron's Heretiques , Thou art , fayshe , caught in thy own net because the mystical Symbols after confecration do not pass out of their own nature ; for they Kemain in their former fubftance , figure and ...
... just like one of Cardinal Perron's Heretiques , Thou art , fayshe , caught in thy own net because the mystical Symbols after confecration do not pass out of their own nature ; for they Kemain in their former fubftance , figure and ...
Page 32
... just as they were before : And that a thing fhould remain to all appearance juft as it was , hath nothing at all of wonder in it : we wonder indeed when we see a strange thing done , but no man wonders when he sees nothing done . So ...
... just as they were before : And that a thing fhould remain to all appearance juft as it was , hath nothing at all of wonder in it : we wonder indeed when we see a strange thing done , but no man wonders when he sees nothing done . So ...
Page 39
... just balance one another ; and confequently Tranfubftantiation is not to be proved by a Miracle , because that would be , to prove to a man by fome thing that he fees , that he does not fee what he fees . And if there were no other ...
... just balance one another ; and confequently Tranfubftantiation is not to be proved by a Miracle , because that would be , to prove to a man by fome thing that he fees , that he does not fee what he fees . And if there were no other ...
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... just as in the Sacrament , that which we faw and handled and tafted to be bread was thy flesh and bones under the form and appearance of bread . Now ! upon this fuppofition , it would have been a hard mat- ter to have quieted the ...
... just as in the Sacrament , that which we faw and handled and tafted to be bread was thy flesh and bones under the form and appearance of bread . Now ! upon this fuppofition , it would have been a hard mat- ter to have quieted the ...
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