Annotatio III §.VIII: XIV–XV reformers — Rupert/Ascelinus consub, or ancient supernatural/spiritual presence kept
Fourteenth- and fifteenth-century reformers of pontifical idolomania also rose.
Some restore Rupert of Deutz and Ascelinus on Consubstantiation (crasser or subtler); others restore the pristine Church’s supernatural and spiritual presence of Christ’s body in the Supper — and keep it to this day, undeterred by Trent’s brute thunderbolt.
Latin
Quinimo ex Reformatoribus Pontificiæ Idolomaniæ, tàm XIV. quàm XV. Seculo exsurrexerunt, qui partim Ruperti Tuitiensis & Ascelini, de Consubstantiatione, vel Crassiori, vel Subtiliori, partim Veterum pristinæque Ecclesiæ de Supernaturali & Spirituali Corporis Christi in S. Coena præsentia, reducem fecerunt, inque hodiernum usque diem servant, haud morati fulmen brutum expelvi Tridentina.