M. Harding. The .25. Division.M. Hardinge. The .25. Diuision.
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M. Harding. The .25. Division.
M. Hardinge. The .25. Diuision.
One other most evident place touching this Honour and Adoration, we find in him rehearsed by Gratian Li. Senten. Prosperi. 1We do honour (saith he)* in form of Bread, and wine, which we see, things invisible, that is to say, Flesh, and Blood.* Neither take we likewise these two Forms, as we took them before Consecration. Sith that we do faithfully grant, that before Consecration it is Bread and Wine, which Nature hath shaped: but after Consecration, Flesh and •loud of Christ, which the Blessing (of the Priest) hath Consecrated.
One other most euident place touchinge this Honour and Adoration, wee finde in him rehearsed by Gratian Li. Senten. Prosperi. 1VVee doo honour (saithe he)* in forme of Breade, and wine, which wee see, thinges inuisible, that is to say, Fleashe, and Bloud.* Neither take wee likewise these two Formes, as wee tooke them before Consecration. Sith that wee doo faithfully graunte, that before Consecration it is Breade and VVine, whiche Nature hath shapte: but after Consecration, Fleashe and •loud of Christe, whiche the Blessing (of the Priest) hath Consecrated.
- 1De Co•se. dist. . Can. No autē.