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THE bread, then, is called The bodie of CHRIST, but af∣ter a sort, seeing it is truelie but the Sacrament of Christs bodie, (sayeth the Popes Decretall.* 1.1) Where-vpon also sayeth the Mar∣ginall Glosse. The heavenlie Sa∣crament then which truelie repre∣senteth Christs flesh, is called CHRIST'S Bodie, but impro∣perlie. Yea, Bellarmine hims••lfe
granteth,* 1.2 that it is probable, that there is no expresse place of Scrip∣ture, that evidentlie can inforce Transubstantiation to bee admitted, for that it is proven by these wordes, This is my bodie, hee sayth the most learned and sharpest wit∣ted Schoole-men, (as Scotus was) haue thought the cleane contrarie.
Dist. 2. de cōsec•• c. hoc est.
Bell. l. 3. de Euch. c. 23. §. Se∣cundo