Cap. 6 Arg. 8 Primo: Prosper—no Gospel calling where Mother Church has not regenerated
Prosper grants the objection that not all are called to grace, at least of everyone to whom Christ's cross and the redemption of his blood have never been made known. Sentence 4 on the Chapters of the Gauls: we cannot say there is a calling of grace where Mother Church has not yet regenerated anyone. That strikes those who, to keep grace prepared and offered to all because of Christ, invent some calling and enough-grace in the thick of pagan darkness. What Prosper said of little children we may say of adults: prove them called somehow, when neither planter could preach to them nor irrigator help them (Response to Objection 4).
Latin
Prosper objectionem, Quod non omnes homines vocentur ad gratiam, de illis omnibus vere dici posse agnoscit quibus sacramentum crucis Christi et redemtio sanguinis ejus non innotuit. Et Sentent. 4. super Capit. Gallor.: Non possumus dicere quod ibi sit gratiae vocatio, ubi matris Ecclesiae adhuc nulla est regeneratio. Quae loco animadvertenda sunt contra istos, qui, ut tueantur sententiam suam de gratia propter Christum omnibus parata et oblata, in mediis Paganismi tenebris nescio quam vocationem ac gratiae sufficientiam imaginantur. Nos, quod de parvulis dixit Prosper, id de natu grandioribus dicere possumus: Probentur aliquo modo vocati, quibus nec plantator praedicare, nec irrigator potuit subvenire, Resp. ad Obj. 4.