Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    II, 3,2|      prepares the bread~and the wine at the beginning of the
 2    II, 4  |         of view to be bread and wine, but in reality he eats
 3    II, 4  | material things — water, bread, wine, oil — and~makes them a
 4    II, 4  |      nature: blessings of corn, wine, and oil; of fruits, fields,~
 5    II, 4,3|    preparation of the~bread and wine to be used at the Eucharist.~
 6    II, 4,3|    Great Entrance~the bread and wine (prepared before the beginning
 7    II, 4,3|      consecration the bread and wine become in very~truth the
 8    II, 4,3|         substances of bread and wine are changed into those of
 9    II, 4,3|      the~accidents of bread and wine — i.e. the qualities of
10    II, 4,3|   manner in which the~bread and wine are changed into the Body
11    II, 4,3|       Body of the Lord, and the wine the very Blood of the Lord (
12    II, 4,3|  together with a portion of the Wine; it is received standing.
13    II, 4,6|      drink from the same cup of wine,~52~which recalls the miracle
14    II, 5,1|          cheese), together~with wine and oil. In practice, however,