Annotatio VI §.I: Apostle (1 Cor 11) on latter — judgment; not discerning the body
Paul’s Corinthian chapter treats these latter expressly: eating the sacred bread and drinking the cup, they become guilty of the body and eat/drink judgment — at least temporal sickness, sometimes death.
Cause: they do not discern Christ’s body, or rush the sacred meal as if it were common food.
Latin
De posterioribus hisce ex professo egit Apostolus, dictô ad Corinthios capite, dicens, quòd manducando de pane Sacro, bibendóque de poculo, ipsius corporis Christi rei fiant, & judicium, ad minimum temporale, sibi edant & bibant, i. e. in morbos graviores incidant, subsequente quandoque ipsâ morte temporali, eam planè ob causam, quòd non discernunt corpus Christi, vel ad sacrum epulum non aliter advolant, quàm ad communem cibum manducandum.