Tilenus: the schools confuse the gifts with justifying grace
Thesis XIII. On this point Tilenus seems to fault the scholastics for one thing only. They confuse the gifts they call grace that makes pleasing with justifying and saving grace, which in the view of the Reformed theologians is not anything inhering in us but simply God's active and external grace.
Speaking of hope, faith and love, he says: The scholastics call this grace that makes pleasing, and most dangerously confuse it with that active grace. This is in thesis 22 of the often-cited disputation on the various names of the divine will.
Latin
XIII. Porro Tilenus hac in parte non videtur aliud in Scholasticis reprehendere, quam quod dona illa quae vocant gratiam gratum facientem, confundant cum gratia justificante & salvante, quae ex Theologorum Reformatorum sententia, non est aliquid in nobis inhaerens, sed tantum gratia Dei activa & externa. Loquens enim de spe, fide & charitate, Hanc gratiam, inquit, gratum facientem vocant Scholastici, & cum illa ἐνεργητικῇ periculosissime confundunt. Thesi illa 22. saepius citatae disputationis de variis divinae voluntatis nominibus.