THE XXIIII. ARTICLE, OF INDIVIDWM VAGVM.THE XXIIII. ARTICLE, OF INDIVIDVVM VAGVM.
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THE XXIIII. ARTICLE, OF INDIVIDWM VAGVM.
THE XXIIII. ARTICLE, OF INDIVIDVVM VAGVM.
The B. of Salisbury.
The B. of Sarisburie.
Or, that, when Christe saide, Hoc est Corpus meum, this word, Hoc, pointed not the Bread, but, Individuum Vagum, as some of them say.
Or, that, when Christe saide, Hoc est Corpus meum, this woorde, Hoc, pointed not the Breade, but, Indiuiduum Vagum, as some of them say.
M. Harding.
M. Hardinge.
What so ever, Hoc, pointeth in this saying of Christ after your judgement, M. Ivel, right meaning and plain Christian people,1 (who through God's grace have received the love of truth, and not the efficacy of illusion, to believe lying) believe verily, that in this Sacrament after consecration, i• the very Body of Christ, and that upon credit of his own words, Hoc est Corpus meum. They that appoint them selves to follow your Genevian doctrine in this point, deceived by that ye teach them (Hoc) to point the Bread, and by sundry other untruths, in stead of the very Body of Christ in the Sacrament rightly ministered verily present,