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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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DFSP. TI. SECZ. IV
quihaec duo principia negant, non possinenon esse, ne dui
cam probabilia, sed etiam insuverabilia, huiusmodi arou-
menta: quia probabile, re demonstratum est, polcum est,
in ri impellence, ad sui assensum, mencem, qua illius reri-
catem, non est asecura cognitione cuidenti: ea verocq
rentfere omnes, e illi maxime, qui probabilicarem idem
PutanE, ac Sccuritarem, de vericarem vircualem. Onoigi-
cur eos deducit haec resula: Veasserane; licica elle, quae-
cunque genera scelerum, ex illa rirtuali, quam rocant,
vericare profecta; relpraecer probabilitateim, aut praeter
cuidentiam rerum (quam sibi inconcessam Fatentur) de
vene aliquod principium immobile latuere, quo sictant,
huinlmodi colluniem impiecacum ec criminum; quale est
noltrum, vel dene aliud; quo tor, ee cantis malis, me-
deri possinc.
Vim huius aroumenti, ee nostrae regulae inconculsam
vericarem illustrare placet, exemplo erudito, recenti, et
remihi ridetur ad rem noltram aptiore, quod a contrario
repetatur. Cum omnium hominum; communis de liber-
care norio; ica indifferentix, seu Facultati ad verumlibet,
COnRexa SIE, re nulla censeatur libertas voluntaris, nisi sII,
aut lemper compos tuerit porestatis, in reramque partem,
ad libitum Aexilis; hinc factum es, re antiqui ee recentio-
res Theologi, nostris actibus, re luam libertarem rindi-
cent, rel sinoulis, hanc necellariam indifterentiam, con-
cendant inelle, rel contusiant ad stacum innocentia, quo
plena, etiam ex Caluino, roluntas, huinsmodi Facultare
Pollebat: alii vero rati hoc pertusium remorius esse, nec
commode posse reperi, a principio adeo lonse polito;
nostrorum actuum liberiarem, Ceu indifferentiam, statue-
runc, oratiam ad orandum in reranque parcem reclati-
dem, seu sufficiencem, qua postimus dilisenciores esse, aue
neoligentiores, ad gratiam efficacem perendam natura
Eua, quam putant ex Angustino, necellariam ad singulos,
ricae Chriltiana actus.
Ista à me relata (uNE, nOn ve melim, de hac CONFrO-
versia sranissima, sen sum aperiam (opporcunioriad hoc
alias locus erit) Ced re quaestionem subiectam, nihilo mi-
nus alterâ grauem, e disticilem, illustrarem. Neque enim
puco, minus anxia indasine, opus esse, ad sistendum, de
cohibencum, rasum ec laxistimum, probabilicatis rum