M. Harding. The .13. Division.M. Hardinge. The .13. Diuision.

M. Harding. The .13. Division.

M. Hardinge. The .13. Diuision.

Here might b• alleged the place of the Acts in the .2. Chapter, where mention is made of the Communion of breaking of the Bread, the Cup not spoken of: which the Heretics called Waldenses, did confess that it must be understanded of the Sacrament, In confessione ad uladi••aum: and likewise the place of the .20. Chapter, and specially that of the .27. Chapter of the Acts. 57¹ Where Chrysostom and other Fathers understand the Bread that S. Paul in peril of shipwreck took, gave thanks over, Brake, and Eat, to be the holy Sacrament.

Here might b• alleged the place of thactes in the .2. Chapter, where mention is made of the Communion of breaki••e of the Breade, the Cuppe not spoken of: whiche the Heretiques called VValdenses, did confesse that it must be vnderstanded of the Sacrament, In confessione ad vladi••aum: and likewise the place of the .20. Chapter, and specially that of the .27. Chapter of the Actes. 57¹ VVhere Chrysostome and other Fathers vnderstande the Breade that S. Paule in peril of shipwracke tooke, gaue thankes ouer, Brake, and Eate, to be the holy Sacrament.

1. 1The .57. untruth. Chrysostom understandeth it of Common meat.The .57. vntrueth. Chrysostome vnderstandeth it of Commō meate.