Annotatio VI §.III (1): Augustine — Peter panem Dominum; Judas panem Domini / penalty
(1) On Judas, first unworthy communicant: Augustine compares him with Peter — same bread, same Lord’s hand (Tract. Joh. 56; against the Donatists).
Yet Peter received the bread the Lord (life — living flesh); Judas only the bread of the Lord against the Lord (penalty — blessed bread that draws judgment)t. 59.
Latin
Nam (1) de indignè Communicante omnium primo, Juda proditore, in vulgus notum est, Augustini judicium, in comparatione hujus cum communicante Petro, latum ac pronunciatum, quô Petrum & Judam, de uno quidem pane, ejusdémque panis partem, de eadem Dominica manu, accepisse, ait, Tractat. in Joh. 56. & Tom. post. collat. contr. Donatist.; interim tamen illum, seu Petrum, panem Dominum, hunc verò, seu Judam, panem duntaxat Domini, contra Dominum — Petrum, vitam (quia carnem Christi, quæ vivificat), Judam verò pœnam (quia impius, panem benedictum, qui judicium attrahit) accepisse. Tract. 59.