Explore the enduring influence of Ramon Llull's 'Ars Brevis, ' a seminal work in the history of philosophy and mysticism. This edition, published in Strasbourg in 1617, Palma in 1669, and finally in Palma in 1744, offers a unique glimpse into the intellectual landscape of the Renaissance. Llull's quest for universal knowledge and his innovative methods of reasoning continue to fascinate scholars and seekers alike. 'Ars Brevis' represents a profound attempt to reconcile faith and reason, leaving an indelible mark on Western thought. Discover the intricacies of Llull's system and its lasting impact on the development of logic, theology, and mystical traditions.

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