For 10 points, name this miracle play, in which a group of Jews try to test the truth of transubstantiation.
Brundich, described as the "most famous phesycyan/ that ever sawe uryn" is beaten away by this play's villains, after he offers to reattach an arm, which had been nailed to a wall. A speech given by a vexillator just before the opening of this play establishes its performance in a town north of Bury St. Edmund on a Monday, though the play itself is set in the fictional city of Heraclea in Aragon. Astorius steals the title object, which he sells to a merchant for 100 pounds to this play's chief villain, a follower of Machomet and leader of a group that includes Jason, Jasdon, Masphat, and Malchus. A cauldron of boiling oil fills with blood and an oven explodes revealing an image of Christ, who heals Jonathas's arm, after attempts to destroy the title object, which bled through five dagger wounds. For 10 points, name this miracle play, in which a group of Jews try to test the truth of transubstantiation. 
Brundich, described as the "most famous phesycyan/ that ever sawe uryn" is beaten away by this play's villains, after he offers to reattach an arm, which had been nailed to a wall.
Croxton Play of the Sacrament [prompt on partial answers; accept "The Play of the Conversyon of Ser Jonathas the Jewe by Myracle of the Blyssed Sacrament" before "Jonathas" is named]