On dispositions: real agreement; only a logomachy remains
Since Protestants allow moral conditions/dispositions before justification, and Rome does not make them efficient/meritorious causes—the one point Protestants solely reject—no real controversy remains, only a logomachy.
Latin
LVII. Itaque cum Protestantes non simpliciter negent ante justificationem conditio-nes quasdam, & dispositiones morales praerequiri, quo nihil amplius hac in parte exigit Ecclesia Romana, nec Pontificii velint has dispositiones rationem habere causae efficientis, vel meritoriae, respectu nostrae justificationis, a quo hic unice Protestantes abhorrent: hinc concludere licet, nullam inter utrosque de istis dispositionibus con-troversiam realem existere, sed solummodo quandam logomachiam, quae, formularum varia interpretatione sublata, facile tolli potest.