"De Natura Transsubstantiationis Iuxta S. Thomam Et Scotum" est opus theologicum eximium quod naturam conversionis eucharisticae secundum mentes praestantissimorum doctorum scholasticorum, Sancti Thomae Aquinatis et Ioannis Duns Scoti, penitus investigat. In hoc studio, Vincentius M. Cachia accuratam comparationem instituit inter diversas scholas theologicas circa mysterium magnum transsubstantiationis.
Liber argumenta metaphysica et ontologica examinat quibus Thomas et Scotus essentiam panis et vini atque praesentiam realem Christi in sacramento altaris explicant. Auctor non solum definitiones dogmaticas recenset, sed etiam subtilitates rationis et distinctiones metaphysicas quae sub his doctrinis latent perscrutatur. Hoc opus perutile manet studentibus theologiae dogmaticae, philosophiae mediaevalis, et omnibus qui historiam dogmatis de Eucharistia intellegere cupiunt.
Per hanc investigationem, differentiae et concordantiae inter traditionem Thomisticam et Scotisticam clare exponuntur, lumen praebentes super unum e praecipuis mysteriis fidei. Textus est fons pretiosus ad intellegendam evolutionem cogitationis scholasticae de sacramentis.
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