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For the Publication of the Works of the Fathers and Garlp Writers of the Reformed Cnglish Church.
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Z_ Writings and Disputations
THOMAS CRANMER,
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, MARTYR, 1556,
Relative to the Sacrament of The
Lord’s Supper
EDITED FOR The Parker Society,
Of All Souls’ College, Oxford, Curate and Lecturer of Stepney
Cambritge :
Printed At
The University Press
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Lire, State, and Story of Thomas Cranmer… Kasei aeiie geo dadkahiatde anna vii An Answer to a Crafty and Sophistical Cavillation devised by Stephen
Gardiner … are bsiith sda g is aac, od te aleukgnadah vids wenadabe bbe contin en ae |
Preface to the Reader…:00-.0++9 andl eat persed reiakiee a ei abe
Boox I. Of the Sacrament …csesseeeee Sia daeiesicds art ved axouee 9
Boox III. Of the Presence of Christ …-sscssseceeseeseeceeseeeees eae
Boox IV. Of the Eating and Drinking …s+.,.ssecseeeseeeeee ives dja 208
Boox II. Against Transubstantiation …sssesecseres (oc: eetiae tes 239
Boox V. Of the Oblation and Sacrifice of Christ …s-.+:++.++ 344
Answer to Smith’s Preface …sssssesessererecrereess PLONE. SY. SOC E LOO Moe eT 368
Matters wherein the Bishop of Winchester varied from other Papists, &c. 380
Disputations at Oxford …++- SApwacrsns angen dbstedil nasen an sadb4hons senetacrnrnes 389
Index ..(.+s008 fe ele a tcc wasn Ueki an Adenia apanile cae atid s La tchideielinb asp asnduliibunnn 431
Defensio Vere et Catholice Doctrine de Sacramento… patariactitle st 5 ae ad
Tue present volume contains the writings of archbishop Cranmer on the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper, together with “the disputations held with him at Oxford previously to his condemnation and martyrdom. ‘The writings on the sacrament have been reprinted from the edition of a.p. 1580, and exhibit the latest and most matured corrections of the archbishop, which he is supposed to have made whilst under imprisonment previously to his death. With this later edition, that of 1551,—the original edition of his first work on the sacrament, afterwards embodied by him in his answer to Winchester,—as well as bishop Gardiner’s reply to it, have been carefully collated, and care has been taken to note the various readings. The Latin edition of the first work, printed at Emden, a.p. 1557, not previously reprinted, has been added; and this has likewise undergone a careful examination, with the previous edition of the Latin translation, said by Strype to have been made by Sir John Cheke. Wherever the additional references to the works of the Fathers are found in the Emden edition, 1557, they have been noted in the margin of the body of this reprint.