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IƲdas sate downe with the twelve, and did eate, of the Cup it is sayd, Biberunt ex eo omnes, Mark. 14.23, And it was the Eucharisticall Cup, as is apparent. If none be excepted, and if we must not limit things, where Scripture doth not, then Judas received the Divine Eucharist. I answere, S. John relateth that Judas went out immediately after, after the sop. But that sop was not the Sacrament, but given before the Sacrament: as followeth, ex ordine gestorum & verhorum Christi,
according to the order and deedes of Christ, saith Barradius. Againe, the word Omnes, All, must necessarily be restrained ad omnes qui aderant, to all that were present. For shall we thinke the absent did receive? Then must the 70. Disciples: and all in the house be included, and sayd to receive it, which is false. Therefore, Omnes, All, involveth onely Omnes praesentes. All present.