[The principal points which are at this day in controversy, concerning the holly supper…[The principal points which are at this daye in controuersie, concerning the holly supper…

Of the trumperies of the doctors of the Romaine Church concerning the name of sacrifice and the use thereof: and chiefly of the confusion which they put between the sacrifice propitiatory, and Eucharistic, and between sacrament, and sacrifice, and of the difference that must be put between the one and the other.

Of the trumperies of the doctors of the Romayne Church concerning the name of sacrifice and the vse thereof: and chiefly of the confusion which they put betwene the sacrifice propiciatorie, and Eucharistique, and betweene sacrament, and sacrifice, and of the differēce that must be put betwene the one and the other.

Whereupon it is needful that every man he warned of 2. trumperies, by the which the Romaine doctors do deceive the ignorant, a• using the name of sacrifice and of the authority and testimony of the ancient doctors of the Church,¹ in this matter. The first is in the confusion that they make between the sacrifices: The other, in that they take the name of sacrifice in the writings of the ancient doctors, for the mass such as it is in the Romaine Church. For first they do take for sacrifice propitiatory, that which the ancient Doctors did take for sacrifice […] praise and thanks giving, and for a commemoration of the death of Jesus Christ, the whi•• ⟨image 49⟩for the same cause men may call Eucharistic, even as some men do call it, to give men the better to understand this difference, as men do call the Supper Eucharist, for the same cause. For the which cause they have called the Supper sacrifice not bloody, to give to understand,² that they did not mean to offer Jesus Christ to God in sacrifice in the same for the remission of sins and the redemption of souls, for so much as the same cannot be done but by the very and only son of God Jesus Christ, nor without the shedding of his blood: but only for a commemoration of the propitiatory sacrifice, that which Jesus Christ him self did offer of his own body & blood, & to yield him praise and thanks. For they did know very well, what difference there is between sacrament and sacrifice, and that the supper was not instituted by the Lord for a sacrifice, but for a Sacrament.