The unbloody sacrifice
Subtitle: and altar, unvail'd and supported
By: In which the nature of the Eucharist is explain'd according to the sentiments of the Christian church in the four first centuries. Proving, that the Eucharist is a proper material sacrifice, that it is both eucharistick, and propitiatory, that it is to be offer'd by proper officers, that the oblation is to be made on a proper altar, that it is properly consum'd by manducation. To which is added, a proof, that what Our Saviour speaks concerning eating His flesh and drinking His blood, in the vith chapter of St. John's Gospel, is principally meant of the Eucharist. With a prefatory epistle to the Lord Bishop of Norwich. Animadversions on the Reverend Dr. Wise's book, which he calls The Christian Eucharist rightly stated: and some reflections on a stitch'd book, entitled, An answer to the exceptions made against the Lord Bishop of Oxford's charge... By John Johnson ...
Publisher: Printed for Robert Knaplock
Published: 1714
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 504
Subjects: Lord's Supper; Anglican authors
Notes: "Appendix." p. 1-59 at end includes selections of the Church Fathers in Greek and Latin.

Imperfect: pages 310, 419 wrongly numbered 130 and 416 respectively.

Signatures: A3, B5, a-c8, d2, e4, f2, B-Z8, Aa-Ii8, Kk4, a-b8, c-e4, f2.

Dictionary of national biography, vol. 10, p. 906, col. 2.