Vasquez on infants: sufficient remedies for some, not all
Vasquez: the question is not whether Christ made means sufficient in themselves for every infant.
But whether He left their application in someone’s free power.
Some infants (born, or dying in the womb by parental neglect): sufficient remedies were provided — though often unused.
Others: God never granted that human diligence could apply sufficient remedies (no water; womb-death by nature alone).
Latin
IX. In ea est sententia Vasquez, qui monet hic non quaeri an Christus instituerit media ad salutem parvulis omnibus ex se sufficientia: sed an illa ita providerit & disposuerit, ut in libera facultate alicujus applicationem illorum reliquerit. Et postea, adhibita quadam distinctione, docet quibusdam parvulis, editis nimirum in lucem, & iis qui negligentia parentum in utero materno moriuntur, provisa fuisse remedia sufficientia, quae applicari illis possent, licet adultorum negligentia non fuerint applicata: quibusdam vero parvulis non fuisse a Deo ullo modo concessum, posse humana diligentia applicari sufficientia remedia, sive editis in lucem, quum aqua non conceditur, sive in utero materno vi sola naturae morientibus. Tom. 1. in 1. Thom. disputatione 96.