Concerning the Reality of the Body and the Blood of Christ in the Venerable Sacrament of the Altar

Vedder H. C. Hubmaier Balthasar , p. 36.

Ibid., p. 36–51; The modern name is Regensburg.

Ibid., p. 51–53.

Greek idiom meaning “from early infancy.”.

Latin, in cista, at the box containing the utensils for observing the Supper.

He translated his German name Hausschein into the Greek Oecolampadius, oikos + lampas, house lamp.

Explaustro pleno pulmone, “the constellation Charles's Wain, the Great Bear;” Andrews, E. A., A New Latin Dictionary, p. 1385.

In these passages about the Lord's Supper the antecedent of quod is corpus, which is neuter; that of qui is sanguis masculine.

The furnarius made bread for a household, domestic; see Du Cange, Charles D. F., Glossarius Mediae et Infimae Latinitatis, V. 3, p. 442.

The pistor made bread to be sold, commercial.

The argument here is from the order of words in the Greek New Testament.