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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Theologie LH 1, 20
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didentur quaedam Augustini loca ostendere cum lig Eeenta
hucharistia accipi signum corporis Christi dixit, non intelligi signum
nudum; sed symbolum traditionis ipsius rei coelestis. l
Lib. 3. de Trinitate cap. 4. Quod cum per manus hominum ad
Illam visibilem speciem perducitur, (+ panis et viniscilicet +) non sanctificatur, ut
sit tam magnum sacramentum, nisi operante invisibiliter spiritu dei cum
haec omnia quae per corporales motus in illo opere fiunt, dens operetur
r. 26 in Johannem: Hoc quando caperet caro, quod dixit panem
carnem. vocatur caro, quod non capit caro
Ad locum libri contra Adimantum, quidam respondent
cum dixit
Angustinum
Hoc est corpus meum, cum signam daret corporis sui, loculum
Alii explica volunt intelligere signum
ex sententia Manichaeorum
non nadum, sed cum re. Nam explicat verba denter
quia sit signum animae
12. sanguis est anima
nempe ut ait 9.57. inseviticum quod continet animam