THE DOCTRINE

OF

THE REAL PRESENCE.

OF

THE REAL PRESENCE,

AS CONTAINED IN THE FATHERS

FROM THE DEATH

OF S. JOHN THE EVANGELIST TO THE FOURTH GENERAL COUNCIL,

VINDICATED, IN

NOTES ON A SERMON,

"THE PRESENCE OF CHRIST IN THE HOLY

EUCHARIST,"

PREACHED A.D. 1853, BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.

BY THE REV.

E. B. PUSEY, D.D.

REGIUS PROFESSOR OF HEBREW; CANON OF CHRIST CHURCH;

LATE FELLOW OF ORIEL COLLEGE.

PRINTED FOR

JOHN HENRY PARKER, OXFORD, & 377, STRAND, LONDON:

SOLD ALSO BY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

NOTE A--The belief that the Elements remain after Consecration

in their natural substances was not supposed of old to involve

any tenet of Consubstantiation

Charges made by Guitmundus

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NOTE B.-Consubstantiation was not held by the Lutheran body;

statement of the belief expressed in the Lutheran Articles and

held by Luther .

NOTE C.-On the miracles of our Lord's passing through the closed

tomb and the closed doors, after the resurrection, and His birth

illæsa virginitate

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Nore D.-It is a first principle of law, that in Testaments, the

plain meaning of words is not to be departed from

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NOTE E.-Against the attempt to explain away the force of the

words, "This is My Body," by the introduction of “a figure”

Passages misunderstood -

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64

ib.

ib.

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ib.

ib.

ib.

ib.