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This is the thirteenth volume in Bl. Scotus' magisterial Ordinatio. In it, Bl. Scotus writes as a theologian, rivaling many of the great Medieval Scholastic theologians. He shows his precision, theological acumen, and boundless knowledge of the Fathers and philosophers. Further, Bl. Scotus interacts with many of the scholastic theologians contemporaneous to him, including Henry of Ghent and St. Thomas Aquinas. The project, like that of the other medieval scholastic theologians, in many ways was to show the truth, goodness, and beauty of the Catholic faith, and the harmony of fides et ratio.