It was, as everyone involved should have known, highly naive to approach Alexander VII with such a nonsensical request in the first place. Incidentally, as nuncio to Germany, Chigi had already ensured that Germany remained largely spared from Jansenism.
Around the time of the De Auxiliis controversy, some theologians urged that Suarez deserved condemnation. The Pope replied: "Let no one speak to me of Suarez; he is a doctor of a superior order."
(Descamps, Part IV, ch. XV, and Sartolo, Book IV, ch. XXVII)