"  And  again  too,  that  to  a  many  with  us  it  is  indeed  sofractio
panis,  as  it  is  that  only  and  nothing  beside ;  whereas  the  '  Bread
which  we  break  is  the  partaking  of  Christ's  true  '  Body' — and
not  of  a  sign,  figure,  or  remembrance  of  it.  For  the  Church
hath  ever  believed  a  true  fruition  of  the  true  Body  of  Christ  in
that  Sacrament."  vol.  v.  p.  66,  6?.
Dr.  Doune.
"  But  yet,  though  this  Bread  be  not  so  transubstantiated,  we
refuse  not  the  words  of  the  Fathers,  in  which  they  have  ex-
pressed themselves  in  this  mystery.  Not  Irenceus  his  '  est  corpus,9
that  that  Bread  is  His  Body  now.  Not  Tertullian's  'fecit  corpus,'
that  that  Bread  is  made  His  Body  which  was  not  so  before.
Not  St.  Cyprian's  '  mulatus,'  that  that  Bread  is  changed.  Not
Damascene's  'jw/jerna/i/raltVermula/ui/thatthatBreadis  not  only
changed  so  in  the  use,  as  when  at  the  King's  table  certain  por-
tions of  bread  are  made  bread  of  essay,  to  pass  over  every  dish

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