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SAint Augustine after hee had sayd Quomodo, How? (a word seeming to signifie an Impossibility) lest that it, being taken
absolutely, might imply a direct carrying of himselfe in his hands at his Supper, he qualifieth that his speech somewhat after say∣ing; [Quodammodò, &c.] that is, After a certaine maner Christ carried himselfe in his owne hands. Which is a Modification, and indeed a Correction of his former sentence. Our next la∣bour must be to find out the meaning of his [Quodammodo] and what this maner of Christ's carrying himselfe was, in the judge∣ment of Saint Augustine. Whatsoever it is that a man hath re∣ally in his hands, were it a loafe of Bread, it were ridiculous to say, that hee carrieth a loafe of Bread, After a sort in his [ 10] hands, if the same were Properly carried therein; as will ap∣peare most plainly in the fift Challenge.