to open their finnes to the prieste, to be offended, with them whiche are latif fyed wyth their humble confession to God, and the generall confeflion to the churche:But in all these thinges, to fo lowe and kepe the rule of charitie: and euerye man to be fatiffyed with his albne conscience, not judginge other mens myndes 02 actes, where as he hathe no warrant ofGoddes Wozde foz. thefame. The tyme of comunion,Chalbe immediatlye after that the priesthim felf hath receauedthe Sacrament, without the variyng of anye os ther rite oz ceremony in ÿ malle(vntill other ozder Malbe pzouyded ) but as heretofoze vfuallye the priest hath done with the Sacra mente of the bodye, to prepareẞleffe, & confecrate so muche as wyll ferue the people: so it thal yet continue styll after the fame maner fourme,laue that he hal bleffe and confecrate the bygget Chalite oz fome fayz & conueniết Cup 02 Cuppes full of wyne wyth fome wa ter put vnto it. And that daye, not dyynke iť bp all hym felfe, but takynge one onlye fuppe o2 draught leue the reft vpon the aultare couered,and turne to them that are disposed to be partakers of the Communion, a wal thus exhozte them as foloweth, Derely TANFORD LIBRARY II. BRITISH MUSEUM, C. 25. f. 16 (fol. B. 1. v.). |