Cap. X: predestination already shown to depend on freest good pleasure, not antecedent human acts — remains to show the same of non-election/reprobation by gathering scattered reasons
As for predestination: many reasons have already shown that it depends on God's freest good pleasure, not on antecedent consideration of human acts. It remains to show the same of non-election or reprobation. Here we need only recall those reasons into order — as under standards — which in confirming our cause and answering the adversaries could be seen only dispersed and straggling.
Latin
Quod attinet ad praedestinationem, multis rationibus ostensum est, illam ex liberrimo Dei beneplacito, et non ex antecedanea consideratione humanorum actuum dependere. Restat igitur ut de non-electione sive reprobatione idem ostendatur: Nihil autem aliud hic nobis agendum erit, quam ut rationes eas quasi sub signa, et in ordinem revocemus, quae in confirmatione causae nostrae et in responsionibus ad argumenta adversariorum non nisi dispersae, et palantes conspici potuerunt.