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thorowe and seme moare like to
be made of paper or fine parchement then of
wheten floure. Aboute which was no smal question in oxforde
of late dayes / whether it were bred or none: some
affirminge that the floure with longe lyenge
in water was turned to starch & had lost
his nature. M. Item
that the sacrament shuld not be worsheped. T.
It is the sacrament of Christes body & bloud. And Christ calleth it
the new & euer lastynge
testament in his bloude & commaunded that we shuld so
doo in the remembraunce of him / that his body was broken
& his bloud shed for our synnes. And Paule commaundeth
therby to shew or preach the lordes deeth. They saye not
praye to it / nether put any fayth therin. For I maye not
beleue in the sacrament / but I must beleue the sacrament /
that it is a true signe and it true that is signified
therby (which is the onlye worshuppynge of the
sacrament / if ye geue it other worshuppe ye playnlye
dishonoure it). As I maye not beleue in Christes church /
but beleue christes church / that the doctrine which they
preach of christe is true. If ye haue any other doctrine /
teach vs a reason and lead vs in light / and we wyll folow.
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