Scotus dissents: venial penalty in hell eventually ends
Scotus alone here: venial penalty joined to mortal in hell finally ceases; only mortal debts remain forever.
Le Blanc flags him as the noted dissent before stating the common opposite.
Latin
XX. Scotus quidem aliter sensit. Nam in quartum Sententiarum, distinctione vigesima prima, docet peccato veniali, quod conjunctum permanet cum mortali, non deberi poenam aeternam in alia vita, sed tandem poenam illius in inferno finiri, permanente sola poena quae peccatis mortalibus debetur. Quaest. 1. parag. In ista quaestione.