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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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IV CLASS. AIRb. BE MENZED. PHOMP. 407
seminai, C5 qui consiaerat nubes, nunguam meres. Ouid
ista ad Phesm faciant orideo; ne vilus hactenus Incer
Precums aut Scripeorum inrauic ante Malderum. Nane
Praeter quod ex Mecaphoris Scriprurae non Colene probari
apodictice dogmata Aidei ec morum: locus ille damnat an
riamnonnultorum Collicitudinem, qui metu, aut amore,
rerum ad Calucem inuciliuim; _ InEeEdRM NOXIAEUM COF
guentur. Ac quis credat. Sapiencem his rerbis improbal
se eorum carirelam, qui sibi cinent a tebas, quas anciqui
omnes suspectas habuerune, de a quibus abhorruere pluri.
ni Capientum, cuius generis lunc opiniones probabilius
Falla ee aduersae legi; quami consentanea. Nec rerius in
illos cadic alcera reprehensio; nimix e morola iustiria. Id
enim relim scire, an iltam objurgarionem Sapiencis. com-
mereaturille, qui ex consilio fua saluris Collicitus, Macri
monium per se bonum, et hioneltum ac tutum, postoo-
nic Caelibatui, quod minoribus periculis pareac. Ac quis
megec, opinionem probabilius Fallam, de aduerlam legi,
minus cucam esse Macrimonio: Lonoius ergo ab affectario-
nenimix instirix aberic, qui probabilior se magis tutam
prolese opinionem, minus probabili de turx procommon
do, quam qui ricam religiolam conjnsio ancepoluerie.
Flanc dispucationem claudam Aroumento, cui perinde
aduerlariis ee nobis, sicrespondendum, hoc tamen diseri-
mine, quod illis mulei ineluctabile putene, nobis rero nul-
lum Facellat necorium, imo occalionem suppedirer leu-
lentissimam, bene merendi de his, qui nostra dogmara
etiam monstris accensent, cum ua intamia in alienam slo-
tiam tatIS. Si veus aut alter Theologorum magni nomi-
nis probabilem Faciar opinionem, cui cULO d prudentOr
adhaereamus, sequitur Thomiltas omnes. qui reiectâ
scientia media, praedestinationem, ec scien tiam dininam
Fuleiune oraria efficaci, aue omniporentissima roluntate,
e praedetinitione dimina; pro Caluinictis e harericis na-
bendos: gnia non cancum rius, auc alter maoni nominis
Theoloons; led secentiorum plurimi ita sentiunt et seri-
bune, quibus ciera ininriam negari non porcst authoritas
Canciendi opiniones probabiles e cutas: Ciid iuris conce-
di cuiquam lingularium, auc Cocierari Doctorum porelt.
Sequitur eriam ex eadem lese probabititatum, eos qui ex
vna scientia mediae reoula, lemora quacunque fracia eAi-
caei, aue dininx omnixorencix efficacia, providenciam,