An oversight, and deliberation upon the holy prophet JonahAn ouersight, and deliberacion vpon the holy prophete Ionas

Whereof followed among other evils, that in France by certain Italians this question to be very much and many times reasoned upon, as touching the corporal presence of Christs body in the sacrament. Against the which ertour one John Scot and one Bertram wrote a book of the sam matter to Charles y• great ⟨image 140⟩But the monks and the priests declined most unto the opinion of the carnal & corporal presence: where upon in y• time of Leo the ninth, a bishop of Rome. Anno. M.L. being a monk, called a council named Uercellence: y• which tuled as chief president & great master, one Lanfranc a monk & afterward bishop of Cant. He damned Berengarius: but after that the same Berengatius had recanted, one Nicolaus Pope, assembled a council of the monks of Italy, and priests, and so compelled Berengarius to a recantation, which ye may reade. De consecrat. dist. ii. Ego Berengarius.

Wherof folowed amonge other euyls, that in Fraunce by certayne Italiōs this question to be very much and manye tymes reasoned vpon, as touchyng the corporal presēce of Christes body in the sacrament. Agaynst the whyche ertour one Ihon Scot and one Bertram wrote a boke of the sam mater to Charles y• great ⟨image 140⟩But the monkes and the priestes declyned most vnto ye opinion of the carnall & corporall presence: wher vpon in y• tyme of Leo the nynth, a byshoppe of Rome. Anno. M.L. beynge a monke, called a councell named Uercellence: y• whych tuled as chiefe president & great master, one Lācfranck a monk & afterwarde bishop of Cant. He damned Berengarius: but after that the same Berengatius had recāted, one Nicolaus Pope, assembled a councell of the monkes of Italie, and priestes, and so compelled Berengarius to a recantacion, whych ye may reade. De consecrat. dist. ii. Ego Berengarius.