The stone altar, in connexion with the Eucharist, in the time of Pope Sergius the first, a witness for the truth of Our Lord's humanity, and against the Romish doctrine of transubstantiation and the sacrifice of the Mass; or, An attempt to shew that the stone altar signified Christ's body laid in the stone Sepulchre, and not Christ offered upon the altar.
Blackburne, Jonathan,M.A.
Cambridge, 
1845.