  Towards the end of De divina omnipotentia, Damian presents an additional approach to the question of undoing the done (619A–620C). Damian clearly marks the passage as an additional consideration that can be used to combat those impudent people who are not satisfied with his principal solution (619A). In spite of this, the passage has often been mistaken for Damian’s principal statement of the matter; in many selections from the text, only the additional approach is included whereas Damian’s main approach is omitted (except for the question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility).