The institutions of Christian religion, written by the reverend father, M. John Calvin, compendiously…The institutions of Christian religion, written by the reuerend father, M. Iohn Caluin, compendiously…

11 A conclusion of the things that go before, and so of the whole part of this Chapter, that is to say, that the mystery of the Supper consisteth of two parts: of corporal signs, and spiritual truth: and they also contain three things, the signification, matter, and effect.

11 A conclusion of the things that go before, and so of the whole parte of this Chapter, that is to say, that the mysterie of ye Supper consisteth of two parts: of corporall signes, and spiritual truth: and they also containe thrée thinges, the signification, matter, and effect.

The former part of the Chapter performed, he cometh to the other: that is, to examine the excessive mixtures which superstition hath brought into the Church. And first he handleth transubstantiation, from the 12. to the 15. ⟨image 258⟩then of consubstantiation, from the 16. to the 19. thirdly he showeth that that institution maketh against those excessive Doctors, from the 20. to the 25. fourthly by other reasons taken out of the word of God, he confirmeth his judgement, from the 26. to the 27. fifthly he taketh away the authority of the fathers from them .28. sixthly he subverteth their presence, which they imagine, and bringeth in an other, from the 29. to the 32. seventhly he showeth what communication ours ought to be .33. 34. Eighthly, he reproveth Adoration, & he showeth to what end the Sacrament is instituted, from the 35. to the 39. Last of all, he entreateth of certain other things that happen, which belong to that participation, from the 40. to the 50.

The former part of the Chapter performed, he commeth to the other: that is, to examine the excessiue mixtures which superstition hath brought into the Church. And first he handleth transubstantiation, from the 12. to the 15. ⟨image 258⟩then of consubstantiation, from the 16. to the 19. thirdly he sheweth yt that institution maketh against those excessiue Doctors, from the 20. to the 25. fourthly by other reasons taken out of the word of God, he confirmeth his iudgement, from the 26. to the 27. fiftly he taketh away the authoritie of the fathers from them .28. sixtly he subuerteth their presence, which they imagine, and bringeth in an other, frō the 29. to ye 32. seuēthly he sheweth what communication ours ought to be .33. 34. Eightly, he reproueth Adoration, & hee sheweth to what end the Sacrament is instituted, from the 35. to the 39. Last of all, he entreateth of certain other things that happē, which belong to that participatiō, from the 40. to the 50.