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FOr the cause of a pardon-giuing, some hold, there neede not be any proportion; but that it is en∣ough, that the cause be honest and holy: that is, that pardon be not graunted vpon an euill worke inioy∣ned, or a worke meerely temporall and vaine, &c. But such a one as pertaines to Gods glory, and the
profite of the Church. Thus hold St. Thomas, Du∣randus, Paludanus, S. Anthonius, Io. de Turrecremata, Syl∣uester, Io. Tabiensis, and our Gregorie de Valentia. O∣thers hold, that to make the cause iust, is required some worke, that may be proportionable to the pardon. So teach of the olde Schoolemen, Saint Bonauenture, Richardus; Aug. de Ancona, Io. Gerson, Ga∣briel, and of the later, in our age, Pope Adrian, Card. Caietane, Mai••r, Ledesmius, Dominicus a Soto, Petrus a Soto, Nauarrus, Cordubensis, to which adde Innocentius and Felinus. Bellarm. l. 1. c. 12. p. 68.
Ad iustam cau∣sam requiri &c.