That view condemned by Pius V and Gregory XIII (Baius' articles 21 and 26)
Popes Pius V and Gregory XIII condemned this view in the last century. In their bull, which condemned many articles together, it appears as article 21: "Human nature's being lifted up and raised into partnership with the divine nature was owed to the integrity of man's first condition, and is therefore to be called natural, not supernatural."
Article 26 runs: "The integrity of man's first condition was not an exaltation of human nature beyond its due, but its natural condition." Bellarmine records this in chapter 1 of his single book On the Grace of the First Man.
Latin
V. Verum haec sententia fuit a Pontificibus Romanis videlicet, Pio V. & Gregorio XIII. superiori saeculo damnata. Nam inter multos articulos in singulari Bulla horum Pontificum damnatos, iste est vigesimus primus. Humanae naturae sublimatio, & exaltatio in consortium divinae debita fuit integritati primae conditionis, ac proinde naturalis dicenda est, non supernaturalis. Sextus vero & vigesimus his verbis conceptus est, Integritas primae conditionis non fuit indebita humanae naturae exaltatio, sed ejus naturalis conditio. Ut refert Bellarminus de gratia primi hominis, lib. unico, cap. 1.