The book of Ratramn, the priest and monk of Corbey, commonly called Bertram, on the body and blood of the Lord : to which is added, an appendix, containing the Saxon homily of Aelfric = Ratramni presbyteri et monachi Corbeiensis, qui vulgo Bertramus

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has gone under severat names, Ratram, Intram, and Berream'

me learned Cave, in his Historia Litteraria thus sums the sate of this Daci Alt who have t in their first lessons in Theology -οW,' hom plataly, hom learnedly he treateth the subject of the Eucharist in his book concerning the Body' and Blood of Christ, and hom clearly he rejecteth the dogma of Τransubstantiation as it is explained' in the Romish Schoess. Wher ore the Papisis fram thola destre in banish this traci to Anticyra,