Vasquez: the just may assent truly, but not infallibly, about grace
Vasquez sums up: the just may have determinate true assent about grace.
He denies both fearless assent and infallible faith-certainty in this debate’s sense of ‘certainty.’
Latin
XXIV. Denique his consentit Vasquez, sic claudens cap. 9. Disputationis illius 200. saepius jam citatae: Concludamus igitur, posse quidem justum certum esse de sua gratia, certitudine sumpta pro determinato & vero assensu, non tamen certitudine sumpta pro assensu sine formidine ulla, neque pro certitudine cui non possit subesse falsum, & ita de certitudine loquimur in hac controversia.