Authors/Duns Scotus/Ordinatio/Ordinatio I/D2

First part: On the existence of God and his unity

• Question 1 Whether among beings there is an actually infinite being (Main arguments, nn.1-9)
• Question 2: Whether something infinite is known self-evidently
  • 2A Main arguments for the second question (nn.10-14), with replies (nn.15-38)
  • 2B To the first question (n.39) and the existence of the relative properties of an infinite being (n.41-n.73)
  • 2C Preliminary conclusions on the existence of an infinite being (n.74 – n.110)
  • 2DThe infinity of God is proved directly (nn.111-156)
• Question 3 Whether there is only one God (nn.157-190)

Second Part: On the persons and productions in God

• Question 1 Whether there can be along with the unity of the divine essence a plurality of persons
• Question 2 Whether there are only three persons in the divine essence
• Question 3 Whether the being of being produced can stand in something along with the divine essence
• Question 4: Whether in the divine essence there are only two intrinsic productions (nn.212-219)
• To the third question (Scotus’ own proofs and proofs of others (nn.220-257)
  • To the main arguments of the third question (nn.258-269)
• To the fourth question
  • The opinion of Henry of Ghent (nn.270-299)
  • Scotus’ opinion, including objections (nn.300-326)
  • To the main arguments of the fourth question (nn.327-352)
• To the second question (nn.353-375)
• To the first question (n.376)
  • Clarification of Scotus’ own solution (nn.377-387)
  • On the formal distinction (nn.388-410)
  • To the main arguments of the first question (nn.411-439)