PAR. 8.
BEhold then the Summe of all, that hath beene delivered by me, as in a Picture.
A faire upper-Chamber well furnished.
A Table almost foure-square in it, decently adorned.
Three Bedsteeds, with their furniture; one on each of the three sides of the Table (the fourth side standing uniclosed, and open) on which, they might either sit; or, lye downe; but most probably, they sate, and lay not downe, at the Passeo∣ver; which was, in a short time, dispatched; for, the first Supper was quickly ended; in the first Passeover, were no such discubitory-beds.
Our Saviour, and the Apostles washing.
After washing.
Vnleavened bread brought in.
A Lambe.
An unspotted one.
A male Lambe.
Under a yeare old, served in, in one dish.
Soure herbes were also set on the Table: in all likelihood, salt; it being the ge∣nerall Condiment. All Consecrated, as well as the wine.
The number of the recipients was thirteene; Christ and the twelve Apostles.
All of the Iewish Church.
This was all done, on the first moneth of the Iewish yeare.
On the fourteenth day of that moneth.
Betweene the two Evenings.
At Ierusalem.
In one House.
The Lambe was dressed whole. Rost with fire,
Not eaten greene, or rawish; but thoroughly rosted.
No part sodden with water.
The Head with the legges, altogether.
And with the purtenance, altogether.
So was it eaten; and
A bone not broken.
No part of the flesh earried out of the House.
The Table-talke of our Saviour, equall in goodnesse; if not better, than was commonly appointed.
No part of the flesh left till morning: Or,
If any was left, it was burnt with fire.
The Servitors, or Attendants.
No certainty, who they were.
In likelihood, some of the Seventy; (the 70. defended) Or,
Some of that household, where our Saviour Supped.
BEnedictus sit Deus, qui dat lasso virtutem, & cui non sunt vires robur, multiplicat! As it is in the end of the Logique, of wise Rabbi Simeon, latinized by Sebastian Munster.