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 1 ApCreed,    2        |    water to one ~patient and wine to another. He would believe
 2 ApCreed,    2        |  reasons ~prescribes for one wine and for another water. So
 3 ApCreed,    5   (19) |   Mass, when the Priest puts wine and water in the chalice, ~
 4 ApCreed,    5   (19) |    mystery of this water and wine we may be ~made partakers
 5 10Command,    6      |      who mix water with the ~wine. Usury is also forbidden: "
 6 Sacramen,    4       | matter is wheaten bread and ~wine from the grape mixed with
 7 Sacramen,    4       |   water becomes ~part of the wine. The water signifies the
 8 Sacramen,    4       | Other than wheaten bread and wine from the grape cannot be
 9 Sacramen,    4,  1   |     the ~Body of Christ, and wine into His Blood; so that
10 Sacramen,    4,  1   |     under the appearances of wine. And, ~moreover, under each
11 Sacramen,    4,  1   |      and of the consecrated ~wine, Christ is totally present
12 Sacramen,    4   (21)| manner under ~the species of wine are truly contained not
13 Sacramen,    4,  1   |    the ~species of bread and wine; and that which is known
14 Sacramen,    4,  2   |      His disciples bread and wine. The third is the error
15 Sacramen,    4,  2   | which is Christ: "Drink the ~wine which I have mingled for
16 Question,    3,  2   |     change of ~the bread and wine into the Body and Blood
17 Question,    3,  2   |    the bread and one of the ~wine, in the Mass (see footnote