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A complex circular diagram, known as a volvelle or combinatorial wheel, consisting of several concentric circles.

• The outermost ring contains capital letters: B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K.
• The second ring contains triplets of philosophical and theological categories, such as "In essence and accident."
• The third ring contains further categorical distinctions.
• Inside the circles, a square and a triangle intersect to form a geometric figure.
• The vertices and sides of these shapes are labeled with terms like "Difference", "principle", "majority", "middle", "minority", "end", "Contrariety", "Equality", "Concordance".
• At the very center is a small circle containing a stylized "S" and the word "figure". This S often represents the "Subject" or the human soul in Llull's system.

[Diagram Text Transcription]

[Outer Rings - clockwise from top]

B
Intellectual and intellectual
Sensory and sensory
Sensory and sensory
original: "Sensualis & sensualis". In this context, sensory refers to things perceived through the five senses.

C
Of Cause
Of Quantity
Of Time

D
In essence and accident
In substance and accident
In substance and substance
Scholastic philosophy defines "substance" as the essential nature of a thing and "accident" as a non-essential quality, such as color or weight.

E
Intellectual and intellectual
Sensory and intellectual
Sensory and sensory

F
Of Community
Of Measurement
Of Extremity

G
In essence and accident
In substance and accident
In substance and substance

H
Intellectual and intellectual
Sensory and intellectual
Sensory and sensory

I
Of Privation
Of Termination
Of Perfection

K
In essence and accident
In substance and accident
In substance and substance

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[Inner Geometric Labels]

Difference
principle
majority
Concordance
middle
Equality
Contrariety
end
minority

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[Center]