Anthony Bonner, one of the world's leading scholars of Ramon Llull, has died in Palma at the age of 97. Born in New York in 1928, he became a key figure in the cultural, ecological, and academic life of the Balearic Islands after arriving on the island in 1954. His life was defined by the study of Ramon Llull's life and work, and he is considered one of the world's foremost specialists on Llull's oeuvre. His research brought about a profound renewal of Lullian scholarship, primarily because it combined rigorous philological analysis with a meticulously crafted philosophical and scientific approach. Bonner dedicated decades to editing texts, reconstructing original versions, and establishing reliable criteria for understanding the evolution of Llull's thought. One of his most outstanding contributions is... Doctor IlluminatusThis work contextualizes Llull within the medieval tradition and clearly explains his desire to unify knowledge, faith, and reason through art. Furthermore, Bonner played a fundamental role in the institutionalization of Lullian studies, both from the University of Barcelona and through his participation in the critical edition of the Complete Works of Ramon Llull Promoted by the Majorcan Studies Society, her work helped to dispel common misconceptions and offer a more nuanced and modern image of Llull, showing him not only as a mystic or missionary, but as an innovative thinker interested in logic, mathematics, and science. Thanks to Bonner, Llull's work is now much more accessible and understandable for students and researchers worldwide.