Petrus Paulus Parisius (Calabria,†1545), Consilia (4 vols. Frankfurt am Main: 1590) vol. 4, consilium 2, fol. 5r-10v

From which can be gathered that Jewish adults who were baptized through coercion (vis praecisa) in the time of King Manuel, were not made Christians.  .  .  Although the Neapolitan court rendered an opinion on this <citing Consilium 151 of Matthaeus de Afflictis>, the contrary opinion is supported by greater authority and is called the more common opinion. 

Nevertheless, because once the baptized children reached the age of discretion and became an adults and having reached the age of majority, for a long time they were silent and did not contradict their status and performed many acts of faith, they approved their baptism tacitly. 

 Quod omnes tangit ab omnibus approbari debet = Consent

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