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Also Known As Raymond Lully • Ramón Lull
Born 1232 or 1233 • Majorca • Spain
Died 1315 or 1316 • near Majorca • Spain
Notable Works “Ars magna”
Subjects Of Study Neoplatonism • mysticism

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