Gad Barnea

Yeah, but it was triggered by the heat of the fire. Oh, wow.

I don't know. All kinds of... I mean, that's very... When you have a coin, I mean, the weight of the coin is open...

I don't know. All kinds of... I mean, that's very... When you have a coin, I mean, the weight of the coin is open...

I don't know. All kinds of... I mean, that's very... When you have a coin, I mean, the weight of the coin is open...

I mean, that's very straightforward, but you have to think about that in order to do it.

I mean, that's very straightforward, but you have to think about that in order to do it.

I mean, that's very straightforward, but you have to think about that in order to do it.

And so, yeah, I mean, in antiquity, anyone would go there, it would be truly science fictional, something that you've never seen before. And now the library, we often talk about the library, but the library was a part of a much bigger... Metropolis. No, no, just the complex of the palace of Ptolemy.

And so, yeah, I mean, in antiquity, anyone would go there, it would be truly science fictional, something that you've never seen before. And now the library, we often talk about the library, but the library was a part of a much bigger... Metropolis. No, no, just the complex of the palace of Ptolemy.

And so, yeah, I mean, in antiquity, anyone would go there, it would be truly science fictional, something that you've never seen before. And now the library, we often talk about the library, but the library was a part of a much bigger... Metropolis. No, no, just the complex of the palace of Ptolemy.

And so there was this huge palace complex that included a temple for the muses, this place where you could walk around and philosophize and think and come up with new ideas. So this place, this museon, which we use for museum today. But this museum, this place of the muse, had within it a library. So that's the Library of Alexandria, the famous Library of Alexandria.

And so there was this huge palace complex that included a temple for the muses, this place where you could walk around and philosophize and think and come up with new ideas. So this place, this museon, which we use for museum today. But this museum, this place of the muse, had within it a library. So that's the Library of Alexandria, the famous Library of Alexandria.

And so there was this huge palace complex that included a temple for the muses, this place where you could walk around and philosophize and think and come up with new ideas. So this place, this museon, which we use for museum today. But this museum, this place of the muse, had within it a library. So that's the Library of Alexandria, the famous Library of Alexandria.

Now what's unique about the Library of Alexandria, technically we had libraries even before Alexandria. But those libraries, like the Library of Ashurbanipal and other great monarchs of antiquity, those libraries were really more archives than libraries.

Now what's unique about the Library of Alexandria, technically we had libraries even before Alexandria. But those libraries, like the Library of Ashurbanipal and other great monarchs of antiquity, those libraries were really more archives than libraries.

Now what's unique about the Library of Alexandria, technically we had libraries even before Alexandria. But those libraries, like the Library of Ashurbanipal and other great monarchs of antiquity, those libraries were really more archives than libraries.

They were there in order to store texts and to train scribes, and mostly to store omen texts, texts that predict the future, and they wanted to be able to store those texts and refer back to them. And so those other archives really were very different from the Library of Alexandria.

They were there in order to store texts and to train scribes, and mostly to store omen texts, texts that predict the future, and they wanted to be able to store those texts and refer back to them. And so those other archives really were very different from the Library of Alexandria.

They were there in order to store texts and to train scribes, and mostly to store omen texts, texts that predict the future, and they wanted to be able to store those texts and refer back to them. And so those other archives really were very different from the Library of Alexandria.

The Library of Alexandria was also about storing, of course, keeping important texts stored, but the main goal there was to implement the vision of Aristo on how to deal with texts that disagree with one another, so different manuscripts. So they had different manuscripts, for example, of Homer, And they saw that there are all kinds of contradictions between these manuscripts of the same work.