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Hello, really welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown Eye.

As always, Am Your Dakota.

Simon, welcome.

Welcome.

Why I'm here. One of my writers, this case, Ilze, is Rinamir script, all about the

Library of Alexandria.

This is a famous one.

I kind of surprised you haven't covered this yet.

Is that the one that got burned down?

I'm sure I'm wrong, but did Alexander the Great burn this down or something like that?

My centuries are probably even wrong, but that's what I vaguely remember.

I feel like I should know more about this.

Maybe you should also know more about this.

Well, welcome to this episode.

We're going to decode the fact from

the fiction about this one let's jump in.

The great library of Alexandria conjures images of a grand building rising proudly above the hustle and bustle of the dusty streets of Alexandria.

A vault housing the vast stores of ancient knowledge, the pinnacle of human innovation, and a monument to everything the ancient

world achieved, a complex built for the sole purpose of learning and innovation, the great

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