Rousing grace on the first view: enlightenment and stirrings before consent
Thesis XXXIV. On the view of these doctors, then, rousing grace consists in an enlightening of the mind and in devout thoughts, feelings and desires that God stirs up directly in human souls without waiting for their consent.
The human mind and will do take a physical part in these, since they are living acts that come from those faculties. But they do not take part freely, because these are undeliberate acts, which come before the mind has weighed anything and before the will has chosen.
Latin
XXXIV. Igitur, ex mente Doctorum istorum, Gratia excitans consistit in mentis quadam illuminatione, & piis quibusdam cogitationibus, affectibus & desideriis, in hominum animis, non expectato illorum consensu, immediate a Deo excitatis. Ad quae proinde mens & voluntas hominis physice quidem concurrit, quoniam sunt actus vitales, a facultatibus illis profluentes, sed tamen non libere: quia sunt actus indeliberati, qui mentis consultationem, & electionem voluntatis praeveniunt.