Alexandria, a city that reshaped history,  was a beacon of intellectual progress in the ancient world. Its architecture and urban planning were not just physical structures, but a repository of knowledge, wisdom, and culture. The city's unique identity, deeply rooted in the written word, fostered an environment where knowledge was not just valued, but revered and rewarded. This radical concept of knowledge as power, distinct from traditional means such as control of a food source, trade, or military power, led to the creation of one of the most revered cities in human history, rivaling the likes of ancient Athens and Rome.

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