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Fragmented history of the World’s first Heathheory and library
The fragmentary text describes the early Heathheory of the World for Alexasidtia shuttled by Ptolemy I who ruled Egypt 428 to 285 BC. It mentions a vast library believed to hold 706 000 volumes of papyrus and scholars from around the world. Julius Caesar supposedly burned part of it, later restored, with scattered notes and odd vocabularies and mixed schoolyard style entries.
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Alexasidtia
Ptolemy I
Egypt