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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 9
# Folio 285v, page id 00068367:0570
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orraverimus diventes, id quod co-
meditur esse ipsissimum Christi corpue
naturale, et quod bibitur verum ipsius
sangunem. At instrumentum seumedi.
um, quo hoc camesimus et bibimus non
est corporeum, sed spiritus ipse noster
idque perfidem.
Mutuus consensus constitatus n
Synodo Tanclamirionsi inter ministros
Ecclosiarum majoris et minoris po=
lonia, Lithuaniae, et samogitiae,
quae juata Confossionem Augustanam,
fratrum Waldensium ut vocant, et Ael-
veticam, aliquo modo a se dissentiro
videbantur dic i. Apritis 1570.
Quantum inquit ad infelixillud dif.
sidium de Caena attinet, convenimus
in sententia verborum, ut illa ortho
doxe intellocta est a patribus, ac im
primis ab trenaeo qui duabus rebus
terrona et caelesti hoc mysterium
constare dixit, noque Elementa
signaque illa nucla et vacrea esseas
serimus, sed simulre ipsa cresenti-
bus eahibere et prastare fide, quod
significant. Dehique ut edpressius