Annotatio IV §.XX: (2–3) Silence spiritual-mode half; Strauch despairs — organ of eating usually named Faith
(2) Danhauer and Strauch parade the confession’s presence half (admitted by Reformed and Lutheran alike) but wrap in deep silence the half that everywhere preaches the mode as Spiritual, opposed to corporal.
(3) On the organ of eating, Strauch plainly despairs of Lutheran consensus — other confessions obscurely name FAITH as the organ of sharing the heavenly thing; let others judge new WaldensesCalvinist protection.
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(2) Introductura eam Confessionis Waldensium partem, quâ Corporis Christi in Cœna præsentiam isti profitentur, à Reformatis non minùs quàm Lutheranis admissam, alteram tamen Confessionis partem, quâ præsentiæ hujus modum ubique deprædicant Spiritualem, corporali oppositum, alto silentio involvit Danhauerus §. 31. & Strauchius cit. aphorism. in ekthesei §. 1. (3) Organon manducationis corporis Christi ex mente Waldensium expositurus Strauchius, de Waldensium cum Lutheranis Consensu planè desperat, ita §. 2. scribens: Cæterùm cum in aliis Waldensium Confessionibus obscuriuscule exponatur sacramentorum doctrina, & organon participandi rei cælestis plerumque FIDES nominetur, aliorum sit de Orthodoxia Waldensium Neotericorum, & imprimis eorum qui Calvinianorum tutelam implorant, judicium &c. &c.