A description of this place begins with an epigraph from Robert Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy".
A description of this place begins with an epigraph from Robert Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy". Letizia Ãlvarez de Toledo has observed that this place is useless. This location was thrown into chaos by the search for the Vindications. Its denizens attach importance to the phrase "oh time thy pyramids" and bury the deceased by throwing them over railings. Items that can be found in this location include "The Combed Thunderclap" and (*) "Axaxaxas mlo". The narrator of a story about this place relates how the "Purifiers" destroyed objects while searching for the "Crimson Hexagon", one of its infinite number of hexagonal rooms containing all possible 410-page books. For 10points, name this bookshelf-filled title locale of a short story by Jorge Luis Borges.
A description of this place begins with an epigraph from Robert Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy".
the Library of Babel [or La Biblioteca de Babel; prompt on "the Universe;" prompt on "the Library"]