The Theology of Ramon Llull
A Compendium of Key Texts
by Raimundus Lullus and edited by Jordi Gaya Estelrich and Robert D. Hughes
This sourcebook, based on a careful selection of texts from Raimundus Lullus’s huge oeuvre, offers the first comprehensive and systematic account of his theology
Ramon Llull (Raimundus Lullus, 1232-1316) is one of the most innovative figures of medieval philosophy and theology. As a lay philosopher and theologian he wrote more than 280 works in Catalan, Latin and possibly also in Arabic, in an attempt to convince Muslims and Jews by means of strictly rational arguments of the truth of Christian dogma. This ‘Compendium of Key Texts’ offers the very first comprehensive account of Raimundus Lullus’s theological thought, based on a systematic selection of original texts along with English translations.
- By (author) Raimundus Lullus
- Edited by Jordi Gaya Estelrich
- Edited by Robert D Hughes
- By (author) Raimundus Lullus
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