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 1   2, 17| contradict Him, even if what He says seems to contradict our
 2   2, 18|         occasion. As St. Thomas says, the fact that the true
 3   2, 23|           The philosophers," he says, "use words freely, and
 4   3, 29|      not this cup we bless," he says, "a participation in Christ'
 5   5, 48|      you are in these matters," says St. Cyril of Jerusalem,
 6   5, 49|    there in the place of Christ says these words, but their power
 7   5, 49|        God. This is my Body, he says, and these words transform
 8   5, 55|         alone. As St. Augustine says: "It was in His flesh that
 9   6, 60|      Christ is not altered," he says, "and His holy body is not
10   7, 75|    Eucharist. "Strive then," he says, "to make use of one single