Equally certain: men use their freedom, and are rightly praised or blamed, rewarded or punished
It is no less certain by reason and experience, and confirmed also by the authority of Scripture, that men use their freedom whether they act well or badly. They are moved so freely that they are rightly held to deserve praise or blame, punishment or reward, according as they have acted well or badly.
Latin
XLVI. Nec minus ratione & experientia certum, & etiam scripturae authoritate confirmatum, homines seu bene, sive male agant, libertate sua uti, & ita libere moveri, ut laude vel vituperio, vel poena vel praemio merito digni habeantur, prout bene vel male egerint.