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 1   1, 11|       the whole substance of the wine into the Blood of Christ,
 2   4, 34|         appearances of bread and wine. ~
 3   4, 42| sustained; and when He refers to wine pressed from many grapes
 4   4, 45|    consecration of the bread and wine, Our Lord Jesus Christ,
 5   5, 46|       the whole substance of the wine into His blood, a unique
 6   5, 46|         the species of bread and wine undoubtedly take on a new
 7   5, 46|        longer ordinary bread and wine but instead a sign of something
 8   5, 46|          nature of the bread and wine has been changed into the
 9   5, 46|     remains of the bread and the wine except for the species—beneath
10   5, 47|          properties of bread and wine, but rather to the words
11   5, 47|   transelementize" the bread and wine into His body and blood.
12   5, 48|        and that what seems to be wine is not wine—even though
13   5, 48|          seems to be wine is not wine—even though it too tastes
14   5, 52|       profess that the bread and wine that are placed on the altar
15   7, 75|         appearances of bread and wine, and may all the saints