Treatise on Communion under Both Kinds
Why the Latin Church gives communion under the one species of bread: the practice of the first centuries, then the principles of the Church, in the light of Scripture and tradition. Composed around 1682 and published in 1683. Lachat edition (1864). The English is the anonymous translation printed at Paris in 1685, with the translator's address to the reader.
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Source: Typed transcription of volume XVI, pages 007-008. The transcription loses the œ ligature; it is restored by a dictionary pass (ambiguous forms such as sœur/sur, mœurs/murs, vœu/vu decided from the Lachat OCR). Page-bottom notes of the Lachat edition are kept as footnotes. · EEBO-TCP hand-keyed transcription, original spelling kept; long s printed as s. The translator's marginal references are footnotes; 4 illegible places in them are marked […]. The division into two parts opens Part I, as in Lachat; the translator's address 'The Publisher to the Reader' has no French counterpart. The table of articles is left out. Raw TEI in sources/english-originals/.