Annotatio IV §.XVII: Waldensian Confession — true body and blood by faith; bread and wine substance unchanged
Morneus: consult the Waldensian Confession — it solidly answers most Transubstantiators’ arguments for its time.
Sum: in the Supper per Christ’s Institution the faithful receives Christ’s true body and blood; bread and wine nature/substance are not changed — His words induce no Conversion; if the element ceased, there would be no Sacrament.
Latin
Tandem subjicit Mornæus: Waldensium Confessio fidem faciat, quam consulere Lector ne dedignetur, quandoquidem omnia ferè Transsubstantiatorum argumenta solidè satis, pro tempore, ibi refutantur. Summa est: In S. Cœna secundum Institutionem Christi celebrata, fidelem, verum Christi corpus & sanguinem accipere: Panis interim aut vini naturam aut substantiam minimè mutari, verba enim Christi nullam Conversionem inducere; Et, si Elementum desineret, Sacramentum non ampliùs fore.