Did you know that the ancient city of Alexandria was once home to the largest library in the world? Established by Ptolemy I in the 3rd century BC, it housed over 400,000 scrolls. Unfortunately, it was destroyed over time and its remnants remain a mystery. Imagine what knowledge we could have gained from those lost texts!

Abner Sarlis Tindi yang dijuluki Garuda Pasifik. Julukan ini lahir tahun 1996 tatkala dalam mimpinya ia melihat Garuda Pancasila lambang dasar NKRI di Pasifik.

Yes, the Library of Alexandria, established in the 3rd century BC by Ptolemy I, boasted over 400,000 scrolls and was a hub of ancient knowledge. Its eventual destruction has left us pondering the vast information that may have been lost to historya thought-provoking glimpse into the potential breadth of human learning from antiquity.