1.  Even of itself αὐτή found in all mss. is changed for the worse into αὕτη by the Benedictine Editor. the teaching of the Blessed Paul is sufficient to give you a full assurance concerning those Divine Mysteries, of which having been deemed worthy, ye are become of the same body Introduction, “Eucharist.”  The word σύσσωμοι has a different sense in Eph. iii. 6, where it is applied to the Gentiles as having been made members of Christ’s body the Church. and blood with Christ.  For you have just heard him say distinctly, That our Lord Jesus Christ in the night in which He was betrayed, took bread, and when He had given thanks He brake it, and gave to His disciples, saying, Take, eat, this is My Body:  and having taken the cup and given thanks, He said, Take, drink, this is My Blood 1 Cor. xi. 23.  The clause “and gave to His disciples” is an addition taken from Matt. xxvi. 26.  The part relating to the cup does not correspond exactly either with St. Paul’s language or with the Evangelists’..  Since then He Himself declared and said of the Bread, This is My Body, who shall dare to doubt any longer?  And since He has Himself affirmed and said, This is My Blood, who shall ever hesitate, saying, that it is not His blood?