How did students complete John Duns Scotus’s unfinished Ordinatio and Quodlibet?

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John Duns Scotus left his Ordinatio and Quodlibet unfinished upon his departure from Paris. To complete these works, his eager pupils substituted materials from reportationes examinatae—records of his lectures—for the specific questions that Duns Scotus had left undictated.1