Annotatio IV §.XXIV close: Reformed truly believe; two remaining Controversies (oral; unworthy) — stop before Annotatio V
§.XXIV close: the Clarissimus Man should now grant the Reformed truly believe — they do not feign — that Christ’s body and blood are truly and substantially present; the fictitious controversy loses much force.
Two Protestant Supper controversies still remain: Prior — Oral Eating of Christ’s Body; Posterior — Eating of the Unworthy. Stop before Annotatio V.
Latin
Ex hisce ut spero constabit Clarissimo Viro luculenter satis, Reformatos re verâ credere, non autem simulare se credere, Corpus & Sanguinem Christi verè & substantialiter adesse in Cœna, sicque fatebitur, non modò plurimùm momenti Controversiæ fictitiæ decedere, sed & munitum jam esse aditum ad ea quæ restant partim nullius, partim exigui admodùm momenti, circa fidem Christianam, capita, faciliùs componenda. Horsum etiam pertinent proximæ, quæ adhuc restant, de Cœna secuturæ Protestantium binæ Controversiæ: Una seu Prior, de Manducatione Corporis Christi Orali: De Manducatione Indignorum, altera atque posterior.