Still, God may have added supernatural gifts; Scripture is clear only that he revealed himself to Adam
It does not follow, however, that what many of the Reformed explicitly teach is false, namely that the first man had some supernatural gifts. God could have added to the endowments of man's first nature, and to the help it needed, whatever he pleased above nature. But what that was and how much, we do not venture to define, since Scripture is silent.
One thing Scripture does make certain: the first man had a certain supernatural knowledge, since God revealed himself to him beyond nature and taught him his will in express words.
Latin
LVII. Verum inde non sequitur falsum esse quod diserte docent Reformati complures, nimirum in primo homine fuisse dona quaedam supernaturalia. Nam potuit Deus ad naturae primigeniae dotes, & auxilia ei necessaria, supra naturam quod libuit addere; sed quid illud & quantum fuerit, non audemus, scriptura tacente, definire. Illud tamen ex scriptura certum, in primo homine fuisse notitiam quandam supernaturalem: quandoquidem Deus illi supra naturam sese revelavit, & de voluntate sua expresso verbo illum edocuit.