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Again, if the bread were Christs flesh, and the wine his blood, as these two are separate one from the other; so Christs flesh should be separate from his blood, but his body is not divided, for then it were a dead body.

Againe, if the bread were Christes flesh, and the wine his blood, as these two are separate one from the other; so Christs flesh should be separate from his blood, but his bodie is not deuided, for then it were a dead bodie.

Again, that which remaineth doth nourish the body, & relish in the mouth as it did before, which could not be, but that it is the same food which it was before.

Againe, that which remaineth doth nourish the bodie, & relish in the mouth as it did before, which could not be, but that it is the same food which it was before.

Again, I would ask, whose are this whiteness, and hardness, and roundness, and coldness? None of them say that it is the whiteness, and hardness, and roundness, and coldness of Christs body: therefore it must needs be the whiteness, and hardness, and roundness, and coldness of the ⟨p. 89⟩bread, or else qualities should stand without substances, which is, as if one should tell you of a house without a foundation.

Againe, I would aske, whose are this whitenesse, and hardnesse, and roundnes, and coldnesse? None of them say that it is the whitenesse, and hardnesse, and roundnesse, and coldnesse of Christs body: therefore it must needes bee the whitenesse, and hardnesse, and roundnesse, and coldnesse of the