  The second question discussed by Damian in De divina omnipotentia asks whether God is able to bring it about that what has been done has not been done. Damian’s discussion of the question is somewhat complicated, and he is not too explicit about what he is doing. There are some interrelated passages which offer what can be identified as Damian’s main approach (601C–610D, 615A–B, 618B–D, 620C–D). Towards the end, there is a passage which Damian marks as an additional consideration (619A–620C; see  Section 5.2).