Library of Alexandria
Library of Alexandria, Ancient library in Egypt
The Library of Alexandria was one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world.
Founded by Ptolemy I Soter during the early 3rd century BCE, it was a hub of scholarship.
Symbolized the zenith of Greek intellectual achievement and cultural exchange.
Home to thousands of scrolls and works from various cultures and periods.
Its destruction remains a symbol for the loss of cultural knowledge.
Location: Alexandria
Inception: 3 Century BCE
Creator: Ptolemy I Soter
Architectural style: Hellenistic architecture
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