Part, Question

1   3, 75|     whereby ~Christ's body is individuated, and so it is not possible
2   3, 77|       Further, an accident is individuated by its subject. If therefore ~
3   3, 77|       because an ~accident is individuated by the subject; hence it
4   3, 77|   Christ, they remain in that individuated being which they ~possessed
5   3, 77|  Further, just as quantity is individuated by substance, so also ~are
6   3, 77|    the bread or ~wine remains individuated according to the being it
7   3, 77|    the other accidents remain individuated ~according to the existence
8   3, 77|      since every ~accident is individuated by its own subject.~Aquin.:
9   3, 77| substance of ~the bread, were individuated by means of dimensive quantity,