Chapter, §

 1   1, 11|         the whole substance of the bread into the Body and the whole
 2   3, 28|           the Last Supper "he took bread, and blessed and broke it,
 3   3, 28|      fellowship in the breaking of bread, and the fixed times of
 4   3, 29|         Christ's Blood? Is not the Bread we break a participation
 5   4, 34|           under the appearances of bread and wine. ~
 6   4, 41|         manner: . . . just as this bread had been broken and scattered
 7   4, 42|            when the Lord calls the bread that has been made from
 8   4, 43|          the Corinthians: "The one bread makes us one body, though
 9   4, 43|           many in number; the same bread is shared by all." 46~
10   4, 45|            the consecration of the bread and wine, Our Lord Jesus
11   5, 46|         the whole substance of the bread into His body and of the
12   5, 46| transubstantiation, the species of bread and wine undoubtedly take
13   5, 46|        they are no longer ordinary bread and wine but instead a sign
14   5, 46|         substance or nature of the bread and wine has been changed
15   5, 46|             nothing remains of the bread and the wine except for
16   5, 47|      report only the properties of bread and wine, but rather to
17   5, 47|   transform, "transelementize" the bread and wine into His body and
18   5, 48|        faith that what seems to be bread is not bread—though it tastes
19   5, 48|           seems to be bread is not bread—though it tastes like it—
20   5, 48|       strength from receiving this bread as spiritual food and your
21   5, 52|            openly profess that the bread and wine that are placed
22   7, 72|           that supersubstantial 75 bread often and it will truly
23   7, 72|           veil, they will eat the 'bread of angels' 77 that they
24   7, 75|           under the appearances of bread and wine, and may all the