One character in this story is a Tennessee millionaire Ezra Buckley who forbids any "pact with the imposter Jesus Christ." This work analyzes the "sophism of the nine copper coins," which notes it is ludicrous to believe coins do not exist between the moments when they're lost and recovered. The events of this story are set in motion with discovery of a mirror in the corridor and the observation that some believe "mirrors and copulation are abominable." In the closing postscript, the narrator muses that "English and French and mere Spanish will disappear from the globe," and contents himself with translating Browne's Urn Burial.  An article in The Anglo-American Cyclopaedia is referred to by Bioy Casares, and later, an inherited encyclopedia volume refers to a certain location - that encyclopedia has the title inscription stamped on it. FTP, name this Jorge Luis Borges story about discovery of a title fictional 
One character in this story is a Tennessee millionaire Ezra Buckley who forbids any "pact with the imposter Jesus Christ." This work analyzes the "sophism of the nine copper coins," which notes it is ludicrous to believe coins do not exist between the moments when they're lost and recovered. The events of this story are set in motion with discovery of a mirror in the corridor and the observation that some believe "mirrors and copulation are abominable." In the closing postscript, the narrator muses that "English and French and mere Spanish will disappear from the globe," and contents himself with translating Browne's Urn Burial.  An article in The Anglo-American Cyclopaedia is referred to by Bioy Casares, and later, an inherited encyclopedia volume refers to a certain location - that encyclopedia has the title inscription stamped on it. FTP, name this Jorge Luis Borges story about discovery of a title fictional country.
One character in this story is a Tennessee millionaire Ezra Buckley who forbids any "pact with the imposter Jesus Christ.
"Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius"