What the grace that makes pleasing includes, up to eternal life
Thesis XIV. Under the grace that makes pleasing they include everything in which any part or beginning of salvation and righteousness consists: everything that either makes a man pleasing to God and his friend, or disposes him to reconciliation and friendship with God and is of itself directed to that end.
To this class belong faith, hope and good will, indeed any beginning at all of faith and good will; repentance, the forgiveness of sins, charity, righteousness, good works, the virtues and their growth, perseverance, and finally eternal life itself. Those earlier benefits of God are destined for eternal life as for grace brought to completion, and of it the Apostle says, 'The grace of God is eternal life' (Romans 6). So Estius on the Sentences, book 2, distinction 26, paragraph 1.
Latin
XIV. Sub gratia vero gratum faciente comprehendunt ea omnia in quibus aliqua pars, vel initium salutis & justitiae consistit: & quae hominem vel Deo gratum & amicum reddunt, vel ad reconciliationem & amicitiam cum Deo disponunt, & ad hoc per se diriguntur. In quo genere sunt fides, spes, bona voluntas, imo qualecunque fidei, & bonae voluntatis initium, poenitentia, remissio peccatorum, charitas, justitia, bona opera, virtutes earumque augmenta, perseverantia, ac denique vita aeterna, ad quam, tanquam ad gratiam consummatam, priora illa Dei beneficia destinantur. Et de qua dicit Apostolus Rom. 6. Gratia Dei vita aeterna. Ut videre est apud Estium in 2. sentent. dist. 26. paragr. 1.