Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Ramon Llull across 3 places, from 1270 to 1316.
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Ramon Llull (– 1316), sometimes anglicized as Raymond Lully, was a Catholic philosopher, theologian, poet, missionary, apologist and former knight, born in Palma de Mallorca.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ramon Llull was documented, and when
1270year
Mallorcaattested“In 1270 Llull founded the hermitage of the Holy Trinity in Mallorca, known as Miramar.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
March 1316month
Majorcaattested“He probably died sometime between then and March 1316, either in Tunis, on the ship on the return voyage, or in Majorca upon his return.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
March 1316month
Tunisattested“He probably died sometime between then and March 1316, either in Tunis, on the ship on the return voyage, or in Majorca upon his return.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
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1291year
Tunismentioned“About 1291 he went to Tunis, preached to the Saracens, disputed with them in philosophy, and after another brief sojourn in Paris, returned to the East as a missionary.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
1291year
Parismentioned“About 1291 he went to Tunis, preached to the Saracens, disputed with them in philosophy, and after another brief sojourn in Paris, returned to the East as a missionary.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
1304year
Tunismentioned“Llull travelled to Tunis a second time in about 1304, and wrote numerous letters to the king of Tunis, but little else is known about this part of his life.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
1314year
Tunismentioned“In 1314, at the age of 82, Llull traveled again to Tunis, possibly prompted by the correspondence between King James II of Aragon and al-Lihyani, the Hafsid caliph, indicating that the caliph wished to convert to Christianity.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
December 1315month
Tunismentioned“His last work is dated December 1315 in Tunis.”source: Wikipedia: Ramon Llull
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