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# Title: [Vera Mens D. Thomae Et eius Scholae, de opinionum ex Lege delectu ut qualibet re Morali explicata & defensa. Adversus D. Caramuelis Apologema In D. Fagnanum] Vera Mens D. Thomæ Et eius Scholæ, de opinionum ex Lege delectu vt qualibet re Morali explicata & defensa. Adversvs D. Caramvelis Apologema In D. Fagnanum (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 210:1)
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EXAMEN I. EPIST. CARAN.
viri erudicionem cimerene, honestissime in Beloium re
millus eAt. Ec post ilta quae nequit ionorare Caramuel
non celsat Cenloribus Puis Louaniensibus Doctoribus, d
Curatis Parisiensibus, heresim improperare, ciuldemque
criminis conscium Facere D. Fagnanum, quod illorun
centuras in nimium probabilicatum rum luis scripris in
serverit; quali quinque propolitionibus ex Lansenio dam-
natis nicaneur; ec reline impucari ad culpam actus ex igno-
rantia invincibili auc impocencia insuperabili profectos,
quales sune blasphemix quae excidune homini suo ricio in
ebriecarem prolaplo, aur ofticium per multos dies pexrer-
missum ab illo qui Brcuiarium in mare proiecit, re le hoc
quocidiano penso liberaret; quod denique eam altertio-
nem rocent Fallam de castis auribus horribilem, quae ho-
minem eximic a iciunii lere qui vires libidinibus extrausie,
re se a iciunii labore liberaret.
Sed hoc aliud nihil est, quam calumniam calumnia
cumulare: de ea obiectione dupliciter peccat aduerlarius;
iniicie primum quaestiones prortus inutiles ad Controver
tiam, ee recenloribus luarum laxirarum creee inuidiam,
dissimulat quid sentiant eius amici Sanctius. de Diana,
quo rno continetur curpieudo castis auribus horribilis.
Cerre quisquis disputationum cursum remoratur, ee im
plicat quaeltionibus inutilibus, licisandi; non verum qua
rendi studium prae se Ferr, de caulx disfidir. Ouid enim ad
rem noltram pertinet, disputare an cum homo lanus de
liber, qui riderir à se omicrendos actus bonos, malolque
eliciendos, cum lui compos ese delierie, illi actus, ve dici
cur liberi in caula, I POSTCTL QUO FEIPOTCPEOTUMPUNE
ex homine ebrio, relimporente, imputentur, quali noua
Deccata, aut rnum, cenleantur conticere paris malicix
cum pluribus diuisim, auc colloctim sumpris: haec quaestio
nihil ad rem magis percince, quam Cuperior de Furti Cacri.
legi vna auc mulciplicimaliciz.
sEquitatem vero in Carammele desidero, cui non sIE
relisioni reorum culpam in infonces derivare. lraducie cu-
ratos Parisienses, e Theologos Louanienses quali haereri-
cos, quod hominem libidinibus aue renacione Patisatum,
minus quam riatores ee xoros a iciunio eximi non parian
tur, ac lubir de peccaci damnene, quoscuque actus ex impo-
cencis incuiabili consecuros, relintque peccare, non (olum