Library of Alexandria (historical reference)

The Library of Alexandria, located in ancient Egypt, was one of the most famous centers of learning in the ancient world. Established around the 3rd century BCE, it aimed to collect and preserve all human knowledge, attracting scholars from many regions. The library reportedly housed hundreds of thousands of scrolls covering science, literature, philosophy, and more. Over centuries, it was damaged and ultimately destroyed, resulting in a significant loss of ancient knowledge. The library remains a symbol of the pursuit of knowledge and cultural preservation.