Divisiones 6–10; Polanus on faith and good works
6. Others divide concerning God and the motion of the rational creature toward God.
7. Others into doctrine concerning God, concerning creatures and especially concerning man and his fall, concerning restoration through Christ, and concerning the sacraments and the life to come.
8. Others into doctrine concerning faith and good works, as Doctor Amandus Polanus does in his Syntagma Theologiae, book 2, chapter 1, where he gives the reasons for that division and confirms it by the authority of older doctors — Ignatius, Irenaeus, Lactantius, Augustine, Cyril of Alexandria, the Council of Toledo, and the Historia Tripartita — and of more recent ones: the Helvetic Confession, Theodore Beza, the Irenaeus of our age, Lambert Daneau, Zanchi, Ursinus, and Kinedoncius.
9. Others concerning God the testator, Christ the mediator, and the Church the heir.
10. Others finally distribute into theory concerning God, sin, and Christ, and into conversion and its fruits.
Latin
6. Alii de Deo & motu creaturae rationalis in Deum. 7. Alii in doctrinam de Deo, de creaturis & praecipue de homine & lapsu ejus, de reparatione per Christum, deque sacramentis & vita futura. 8. Alii in doctrinam de fide & operibus bonis, ut Doctor Amandus Polanus Syntag. Theol. l. 2. c. 1. ubi divisionis illius rationes reddit, eamque firmat authoritate doctorum tum veterum, Ignatii, Irenaei, Lactantii, Augustini, Cyrilli Alexandrini, Concilii Toletani & historiae Tripartitae: tum recentiorum, confessionis Helveticae, Theodori Bezae, nostrae aetatis Irenaei, Lamberti Danaei, Zanchii, Ursini & Kinedoncii. 9. Alii de Deo testatore, de Christo mediatore, deque Ecclesia haerede. 10. Alii denique distribuunt in theoriam de Deo, peccato & Christo & conversionem, ejusque fructus.