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 1     I|       what shall we say of the consecration divine where the words of
 2     I| another species, but after the consecration it is the proper body of
 3     I|       Lord. For as soon as the consecration is preferred and said, the
 4     I|    chalice; after the words of consecration said, is the very body of
 5     I|     which was bread before the consecration, is the proper body of Jesu
 6     I|       of Jesu Christ after the consecration. And thus hath our blessed
 7   III|     been sacred, but after the consecration she had lost her virginity.
 8     V|      he gave to them a sign of consecration, that was that they should
 9   VII|       and bishops tofore their consecration. His sons were made kings,
10   VII| archbishop. And so when by the consecration divine he was chosen to
11   VII|   coming nigh to the principal consecration, he saith: Quam oblationem,
12   VII|      the priest doth as to the consecration, representeth or betokeneth
13   VII|        drink blood.~After this consecration these miracles are contained,
14   VII|      to S. Elizabeth, vi. 217.~Consecration of churches, origin of,