Ramon Llull
Ramon Llull (1232–1316) was a philosopher, writer and theologian.
Also recorded as Ramón Llull; Raimundo Lulio; Raymond Lull; Raymond Lulle; Raimondo Lullo; Raimundus Lullus.
Overview
Born at Palma in 1232, died at Mediterranean Sea in 1316.
In detail
Ramon Llull studied at University of Montpellier. training under Arnaldus de Villa Nova is recorded. Thomas Le Myesier is recorded as having studied under Ramon Llull. the recorded working language is Old Catalan, medieval Latin and Old Occitan.
Subjects and genres recorded for the work are autobiography, dialogue, treatise and proverb.
Residence is recorded at Palma.
Works named in the authority record are Felix or the Book of Wonders, Blanquerna, Book of the Beasts, Tree of Science, Ars magna and Book of the Order of Chivalry.
Sources
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“Ramon Llull”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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