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And if he was in a figuratiue manner a dore, a vine; why may not bread be is body figuratiuely? and why should they thinke it is a less•• change, for our Sauiour to call his body bread, then to call bread his body? doubtelesse he called his body bread in respect of the nourishement which a faithfull soul receaues in the Sacrament; euen so the bread is the body of Christ sacramentally and taketh the name of the body of Christ as being a sa∣cred signe or Sacrament thereof.