Annotatio VI §.IV: Augustine’s own glosses — sacrament / Eucharist / panem Domini not Dominum
What Augustine calls body (or flesh and blood) he elsewhere glosses as flesh and blood in the sacrament, as sacrament of body and blood, as Eucharist.
Of Judas with the Apostles he means the Eucharist first made — bread, bread of the Lord not bread the Lord, figure and sign of his body, the sacrament first confected, the supper consecrated by his hands.
Latin
Quum, quod corpus, sive carnem & sanguinem Christi hic dicit, alibi, in non dissimili sententia, exponens, in Joan. tract. 27. appellat carnem Christi, & sanguinem Christi in sacramento, in Johan. 26. & ad Inquisit. Januarii cap. 3. Sacramentum corporis & sanguinis, de Eccles. Dogmat. cap. 53. Eucharistiam: & quod etiam de Juda quoque, unáque reliquis Apostolis, dicit in Psal. 10. interpretatur Eucharistiam primùm confectam in Johan. cap. 12. & contra Donat. post. Coll. cap. 6. panem, & in Johan. tract. 59. panem Domini, non panem Dominum, in Psal. 3. Corporis sui figuram, contra Adamant. cap. 12. Corporis sui signum, de verbo Domini secundum Matth. Serm. 11. Sacramentum Carnis & Sanguinis primùm confectum, de verbo Domini secundum Lucam. serm. 33. Cœnam manibus suis consecratam.