Annotatio IV §.XIII close: Erigena coeval truth; Amalarius / Rabanus / Walafrid — stop before §.XIV
Erigena, Bertram’s coeval fellow summoned by Charles the Bald, stated the same Eucharistic truth — his treatise lost (or burned by hostile zeal), but On the Division of Nature (Oxford recovery) and other writings make faith.
See also Amalarius, Rabanus Maurus, Walafrid Strabo, and Bertram himself vindicated in Durham pp. 88–97. Stop before §.XIV (tenth century).
Latin
Adhuc disertius Johannem Scotum Erigenam, omnem Bertrami, Coævi sui & Comilitionis, à Carolo Calvo unà evocati, de Eucharistia traditam veritatem enunciasse scriptoque comprehendisse, etsi ejus Tractatus injuria temporum deperditus, vel potiùs Pontificis Romani & aliorum malevolorum perverso zelô, traditus Vulcano sit, fidem faciunt alia Viri hujus Scripta, de Divisione naturæ, per Oxonienses, Anno superioris seculi 81. ab interitu vindicata… Aliorum Seculi Noni Scriptorum de Eucharistia Orthodoxorum testimonia, Amalarii puta, Rabani Mauri, Walafridi Strabonis, ut & ipsius Bertrami, contra Pontificios vindicata vide apud Dunelmensem à p. 88. ad p. 97.