Lullus's goal with this work was to provide a universal logic that could be used to engage with people of different faiths, including Christians, Muslims, and Jews, to explain and defend Christian doctrines

The "Ars brevis" simplifies the complex principles of the "Ars magna" into a more accessible format. It includes various diagrams and figures to illustrate its concepts. The work is written in Latin and contains illuminated borders and ornamental initials, reflecting its medieval manuscript style.

Ars brevis" by Raymundus Lullus, written in 1304, is a condensed version of his larger work, "Ars magna." This book is part of Lullus's philosophical system known as the "Art," which aims to demonstrate the truth of the Christian faith through logical and combinatorial methods

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