MSU librarian restores rare 16th century book
A rare 16th-century book lives on thanks to hard work by a librarian at Michigan State University. MSU has held the copy of ...
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The Hunt: Did Julius Caesar Really Destroy the Great Library of Alexandria?
who visited the Egyptian coastal city between 30 and 25 B.C.E. “The Museum is part of the palaces,” he wrote in Geographia. “It has a public walk and a place furnished with seats ...