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List of libraries in the ancient world
The great libraries of the ancient world served as archives for empires, sanctuaries for sacred writings, and depositories of literature and chronicles.
==Africa==
* Timgad (250 A.D.) (Modern Algeria)
: The library was a gift to the Roman people and province of Thamugadi or Timgad by Julius Quintianus Flavius Rogatianus in the third century.〔Pfeiffer, H. (1931). The Roman Library at Timgad. Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, 9, 157-165.〕 The library contained an expansive arched hall which consisted of a reading room, stack room, and a rotunda for lectures.〔 The library was quite large measuring eighty one feet in length by seventy seven feet in width.〔 Oblong alcoves held wooden cabinets along walls of which the manuscripts were maintained.〔 In addition there is evidence for free-standing bookcases in the center as well as a reading desk.〔 There is no evidence as to how many books the library harbored although it is estimated that it could have accommodated 3000 scrolls.〔
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