 | 1839 - 458 pages
...widely differeat ; the first was born of the blessed Virgin, and consisted of blood, bones, uerres, and limbs, animated with a rational soul ; but the body which we call eucharistical, is made up of several grains of wheat, without either blood, or bone, or nerve, or limb,... | |
 | Britons - 1839 - 186 pages
...widely different ; the first was born of the blessed virgin, and consisted of blood, bones, nerves, and limbs, animated with a rational soul ; but the body, which we call eucharistical, is made up of several grains of wheat, without either blood, or bone, or nerve, or limb,... | |
 | John Henry Rogers - 1873 - 122 pages
...the Eucharistic body, are widely different. The first was bom of the blessed Virgin, and consisted of blood, bones, nerves, limbs, animated with a rational soul; but the body which we call eucharistic is made up of several grains of wheat. It has neither bloodr bone, nerve, limb, nor soul... | |
 | John Henry Rogers - 1873 - 200 pages
...the Eucharistic body, are widely different. The first was born of the blessed Virgin, and consisted of blood, bones, nerves, limbs, animated with a rational soul ; but the body which we call eucharistic is made up of several grains of wheat. It has neither blood, bone, nerve, limb, nor soul... | |
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... Anselm. That Transubstantiation was not held by it at that time, is proved by one of the Public Homilies used in the tenth century, in which these words occur: "The body in which Jesus Christ suffered, and the Eucharistic body, are widely different.... 