Summary: both schools agree the first man had true righteousness and holiness, with nothing disordered
From what has been set out so far it is clear that the Roman and Reformed schools agree on this: before the fall the first man had true righteousness and holiness. Through it he knew God with his mind as he ought and loved him with his will, and he had nothing disordered in him, nothing at odds with God's law and will, nothing that would not freely submit to right reason.
Latin
XLI. Ex iis autem quae hactenus exposita fuerunt, planum est Scholam Romanam, & Scholam Reformatam in eo consentire, quod primus homo ante lapsum praeditus fuerit vera justitia & sanctitate, per quam & Deum mente sicuti decet agnoscebat, & voluntate diligebat, nihilque habebat in se inordinatum, & quod legi ac voluntati divinae repugnaret, quodque se ultro rectae rationi non submitteret.