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VVhen it pleased our Sauiour Christe at his laste Supper to institute this blessed Sacramente, at whiche he toke Bread and VVine,* 1.1 and turned them into his Body and Bloude, he would in such wise ad∣uance these Creatures to a muche excellenter condition, as they shoulde lose no whit of their former Vertues* 1.2 For the sonne of man came not to destroie, but to saue: and, as S. Augustine saithe, is not cause that any thinge tend vnto not beinge.
The Do∣ctrine of transubstā∣tiation. Li. 83. quae.
Vntruthe, fon le and Chil∣dishe. As though Christe had died to saue Acci¦dentes.