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 1 6 |    admit that both leavened and unleavened bread was matter for the
 2 22|    follow the same practices. ~~Unleavened Bread ~~Take the example
 3 22|     Bread ~~Take the example of unleavened bread. Greeks and Orientals
 4 22|         admit as Catholics that unleavened as well as leavened bread
 5 22|         Latin church which uses unleavened bread in consecrating the
 6 22|         as much as I do our own unleavened bread. But I have explained
 7 22|     injure in word and deed the unleavened bread of the Latins. In
 8 23|        Like the Latins they use unleavened bread (Abraham Echellensis,
 9 23|    formerly received the use of unleavened bread, the episcopal mitre,
10 23|        vol. 1, p. 449). ~~Using Unleavened Bread ~~The practice of
11 23|           The practice of using unleavened bread dates from antiquity
12 23| Eucharistiae, in the section on unleavened bread). ~~In emulation of
13 23|         abbey should consecrate unleavened bread (constitution 33,
14 25|        celebrate Mass only with unleavened bread, but our laity communicate
15 25|         they wish to consecrate unleavened bread, it is obvious that
16 34| Orientals who do not consecrate unleavened bread were to do so and
17 34|   Latins receive communion from unleavened bread and Greeks from leavened