See MARTIN, G., Wilhelm von Ockham, 1949, p.135.
There, speaking about RELATION (in the context of accidents becoming transcendentals), he says (in English translation) :
The transcendental nature of the transcendental relations thus has, as is the case with the original [=traditional] transcendentals, a logical and an ontological aspect. The logical aspect consists in the fact that all transcendental concepts transcend every classification of Being, that they, as passiones convertibiles or as passiones disjunctae ( NOTE 140aa ), belong to every being whatsoever. The ontological aspect consists in the fact that transcendental determinations differ from their carrier -- according to Duns Scotus -- not materially but only formally.