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THe third question is,* 1.1 whether the soules in purgatorie be certaine of their saluation or no: Some Catholikes teach, that they are not; who hold that there be sundrie
punishments in Purgatorie; whereof the greatest is vncertainty of saluation, with which they say, some soules are only punished. So seemes Dionisius Carthu∣sianus to hold, by reason of certaine visions, which he reports; and so teaches Michael Baij in his 2. b. of me∣rit of workes, ch. 8. This way seemes to tend the opi∣nion of Io. Gerson, lect. 1. of spirituall life, and Io. of Ro∣chester against the 32. artic. of Luther. who hold veni∣all sinne to be onely vpon the mercy of God: and therefore that it may (if God so will) be eternally pu∣nished, &c. But the common opinion of Diuines is, That all soules in purgatory are certaine of their sal∣uation. Bellarm. ibid. c. 4. p. 108.
Tertia quaestio nunc, &c.