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330 What is meant by daily bread. that they be comprehended in the fiat, it is too 'vio- lent an expofition. As for the Papi(ls, that expound this petition of the Sacrament of the Altar ; they are more abfurd: For befides the reafons alledged , they contradi5 themfelves, both by a divers expofition, tranflating the fame word, Luke i t. 3. daily ; and by their pra- nice : For if the people are to ask that bread every day, then are they bound in confcience to give it them every day, whereas indeed they give it unto them but once a yeare. Others derive the word of a which word is ufed five times in the Ads, x,60., fcilicet ° t that is, the day following. For of imga, adventare,to come, the participle is nap, Now if you expound the word, craflinus, the fenfe will not agree,that we fhould ask to morrows bread to day; efpecially fee- ing our Saviour biddeth us not to care for the mor- row. But if you expound it, as fome do, fuccedaneus, that fucceedeth, which is all one in fenfe with quoti- dianus, ,g,P,vos, daily, the fenfe will well agree; viz. That we ask that bread which daily we Rand in need of; cujus fuccefsione atque accefsione quotidie egemus, whofe fiicceßion and acceflîon we daily need. Others expound imLnov, ut óuotrmov, avv.mov, quail 7 g04, f ilicet c¿f(opixe, convenient for fubftance and being, as Suidas. Bafil in his fhort 252 queftions ex- poundeth 7:ey ZiwamOv to be CiFDP Tóv ads ' ip'upov Wñv7ñ ¡Old xpnalpkvOvru , that bread which fitteth our !lib- fiance for the maintenance of this temporary life. So Theophylad, and Euthymius. Gr. Schol. a 7u;y Tifcat.