"If it be made with rese or odmr distilled water, it is doubtful if it make & sacrament. "If' it be?.n to corrupt, but, is not corrupted; also ? it be not unle&- vaned, according to the custom of the Littin Church, it makes & sam-a- ment, but the priest sins grievously. "If a consecrated host should disappear, either by accident, by wind, or miracle, or be devoured by some animal and cannot be found, then let another be consecrated. "If the wine be quite sour or putrid, or be made of Sitter or urnJim gropes, or ff so much water be mixed with it u spoils the wine, no sacrament is made. "If, at?er consecration of the body, or even of the wine, the defect o? either kind be discovered, one being consecrated; then if the mssset which should be placed cannot be had, he must proceed. "The defect8 on the part of the minister may occur in those thlngu required in him; these are first and especially intention, after that d?- position of soul, adjustment of the bedy? disposition of garments, and disposition in the service itself, as to those matters which can eurin it. - Tk, dsfeet of "If any one intend not to consecrate, but to counterfeit; also if wafers remain forgotten on the altar, or if any part of the wine or my wafer lie hid, when he did not intend to consecrate but whtt ha mtw; 8i80 if he 8hall have before him eleven wafers and in- tended to consecrate but ten only, not determining what ten be meMtt; in nil these cases thoro is no consecration, because intention is required. "Dffsctr ? i? tA, cfbbratio? itself. "If, after consecration, a gnat, a spider, or any 8ueh thing, fall into the chalice, and if it produces nausea to the priest, let him draw it twit and wash it with the wine; and when mass i8 concluded, let him bum ik and let him throw the ashes and the washings into & sacred Idaoz. But ff there is no nausea, and he fears none, let him swallow it with the blood. "If poisonous matter should fall into the cup, or any thing wo?ld cause a vomiting, let the consecrated wine be put in another amp, and other wine with water be again Idaced to he consecrated; and when mass is tlniahed, let the blood be poured on linen cloth (yt. tow, and remain till dry, and then let the tow be burned, and the ashe? esot into a holy place. "If say PaisanoroB matter touches the canoeorated hoot, then let the ?rlest consecrate mother an(! receive it in the proper manner, and e poisenod One be preserved in a box, in a separated place, until the opuslea be corrupted, Mid then'let the co]?rupted speoies be throwsr hito unerad plce. & If in winter the blood be frozeal in the cup, put wm, m eloth?o about the cup; if th? will not do, let it be put into boiling ? near the altar till it be melted, taking care it does not come him "If ?uy ? the bleed oF Cht4st hll ?m the fromini or table by' M?!b 1
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