Annotatio II §.III CONCEPTIO: Triple error of consubstantiation-pressers — PRIMUS starts in early Fathers
The concept is caught in a triple error committed by those who ultimately advocated Consubstantiation.
FIRST error: early Fathers badly read — as if the Eucharist were two substances (earthly + celestial), or one earthly substance plus some celestial accident of external holiness or intrinsic divine virtue.
Latin
CONCEPTIONEM locandam arbitramur in triplici errore eorum, qui Consubstantiationem alterutram enixi tandèm sunt. Horum errorum PRIMUM absolvunt malè intellecta Patrum primorum Dicta, vel, ex duabus rebus, id est Substantiis, terrena, & cælesti, vel ex una tantum terrena substantia, at Accidente quodam Cælesti, sive Externæ Sanctitatis, sive Virtutis Divinæ Intrinsecæ, adaucta, Eucharistiam sacram constare innuentium.