My Flesh Indeed: On the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist | Fr. Dominic Langevin, O.P.
The Thomistic Institute
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The Language of Transsubstantiation by St. Thomas
The language of transubstantiation also anti-dates St. Thomas I pointed out already with the latter in 4 on page 2 of your handout how the language is first used automatically in 1215. Theologically at first gets used around the year 1140 so roughly almost 100 years before it's used automatically It's first used by a guy named Robert Poulis in Paris you don't even know that it's not going to be on the quiz or exam afterward note this is in 1140 before the widespread introduction of a reintroduction of air-centurion philosophy.
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