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The first known library to attempt to collect every book in existence and so store all the Worlds knowledge Difficult to know exactly what happened but it seems to have been destroyed wholly or partly on four occasions ID: 199890

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The Library of Alexandria

The first known library to attempt to collect

every

book in

existence and so store

all the World's knowledge.Slide2
Slide3

Difficult to know exactly what happened but it seems to have been destroyed wholly or partly on four occasions: Slide4

Difficult to know exactly what happened but it seems to have been destroyed wholly or partly on four occasions:

Accidentally by Julius Caesar 48 BCSlide5

Difficult to know exactly what happened but it seems to have been destroyed wholly or partly on four occasions:

Accidentally by Julius Caesar 48 BC

By the Emperor Aurelian 270-275 ADSlide6

Difficult to know exactly what happened but it seems to have been destroyed wholly or partly on four occasions:

Accidentally by Julius Caesar 48 BC

By the Emperor Aurelian 270-275 AD

A Coptic Christian mob by decree of a Coptic Pope AD 391 to destroy all “pagan” materialSlide7

Difficult to know exactly what happened but it seems to have been destroyed wholly or partly on four occasions:

Accidentally by Julius Caesar 48 BC

By the Emperor Aurelian 270-275 AD

A Coptic Christian mob by decree of a Coptic Pope AD 391 to destroy all “pagan” material

Muslim Conquest >642 ADSlide8