Praecursor Introductoriae In Algebram Speciosam Universalem: Vel Artem Magnam Universalem Sciendi Et Demonstrandi

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This Latin treatise, written by the medieval philosopher Raimundus Lullus in the early 14th century, is an early example of algebraic notation and theory. The book presents a system of logic and mathematics based on the combination of letters and symbols, and offers insights into the development of mathematical thinking in the Middle Ages.