 However, it is known that the commissions reduced the 150 suspect articles down to 28; the document known as the "Votum Avenionense" gives, in scholastic fashion, the twenty-eight articles, Eckhart's defence of each, and the rebuttal of the commissioners.On 30 April 1328, the pope wrote to Archbishop Henry of Virneburg that the case against Eckhart was moving ahead, but added that Eckhart had already died (modern scholarship suggests he may have died on 28 January 1328).The papal commission eventually confirmed (albeit in modified form) the decision of the Cologne commission against Eckhart.