A reply unto M. Hardinges answerA replie vnto M. Hardinges ansvveareJohn Jewel, 1565

M. Harding. The .4. Division.M. Hardinge. The .4. Diuision.

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According to the which meaning Theodoretus saith,¹ Videri & tangi possunt, sicut prius: intelliguntur autem ea esse, quae facta sunt, & creduntur. ²The Bread and Wine may be seen and felt, eas before Consecration: but they are understanded to be the things, which they are made, and believed.

Accordinge to the whiche meaninge Theodoretus saith,¹ Videri & tangi possunt, sicut prius: intelliguntur autem ea esse, quae facta sunt, & creduntur. ²The Breade and VVine may be seene and felt, eas before Consecration: but they are vnderstanded to be the thinges, whiche they are made, and beleeued.

1Substance, and Nature not changed.Substāce, and Nature not changed.
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