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I. QuodperpeccatumAdænonsolumcorpus, sedanimaetiamlæsafuerit. II. QuodpeccatumAdænonipsisolumnocuit, adadposterosquoquetransiit. III. QuodgratiaDeinonadinvocationemdetur, sedipsafaciatutinvocetur. IV. QuodDeusutapeccatopurgemur, voluntatemnostramnonexspectet, sedpræparet. V. Quodinitiumfideinonexnobis, sedexgratiaDeisit. VI. QuodsinegratiaDeicredentibusetpetentibusmisericordianonconferatur, cumgratiaipsafaciat, utcredamusetpetamus. VII. Quodviribusnaturæbonumaliquid, quodadsalutempertineat, cogitareauteligeresinegratianonpossimus. VIII. Quodperliberumarbitriumadgratiambaptismipervenirenulluspossit. IX.
I. That through the sin of Adam not only the body, but the soul also, was harmed. II. That the sin of Adam harmed not himself alone, but passed also to his posterity. III. That the grace of God is not given at our invocation, but itself brings it about that it is invoked. IV. That God, in order that we may be cleansed from sin, does not wait upon our will, but prepares it. V. That the beginning of faith is not from ourselves, but from the grace of God. VI. That without the grace of God, mercy is not conferred upon those who believe and ask, since grace itself brings it about that we believe and ask. VII. That by the powers of nature we can neither think nor choose anything good pertaining to salvation without grace. VIII. That through free will no one is able to arrive at the grace of baptism. IX.
Deadjutor;oDeiperquodbonaoperamur. X. DeadjutorioDeiomnibussemperimplorando. XI. Deobligationevolorum. XII. QualisnosdiligatDeus. XIII. Dereparationeliberiarbitrii. XIV. QuodutliberemuramiseriamisericordiaDeiprævenimur. XV. QuodpergratiamDeiinmeliusmuteturfidelis. XVI. Quodexeoquodhabemusnonsitgloriandum, cumexDeosit. XVII. DefortitudineChristiana. XVIII. Nullismeritisgratiampræveniri. XIX. NeminemnitiDeomiserante.alvari. XX. NihilbonihominempossesineDeo. XXI. Denaturaetgratia. XXII. Dehisquæhominumpropriasunt. XXIII. DevoluntateDeiethominis. XXIV. Depalmitibusvitis. XXV. DedilectionequadiligimusDeum.
Concerning the help of God through which we do good works. X. Concerning the help of God, always to be implored by all. XI. Concerning the obligation of vows. XII. Of what sort God loves us. XIII. Concerning the restoration of free will. XIV. That, in order to be freed from misery, we are anticipated by the mercy of God. XV. That through the grace of God the believer is changed for the better. XVI. That we ought not to glory in what we have, since it is from God. XVII. Concerning Christian fortitude. XVIII. That grace is preceded by no merits. XIX. That no one is saved save by God's showing mercy. XX. That a man can do nothing good without God. XXI. Concerning nature and grace. XXII. Concerning those things which are proper to men. XXIII. Concerning the will of God and of man. XXIV. Concerning the branches of the vine. XXV. Concerning the love by which we love God.