Â E.M. Forster wrote a travel guide to this city.
The lines "I have seen you" "Crumbling on your ghostly foundations" were written about this city by a poet born here, Giuseppe Ungaretti. Â In another poem, the speaker asks "How long can I let my mind moulder in this place" and laments that "Now that you've wasted your life here... you've destroyed it everywhere in the world." Â The instruction to "bid farewell to her," to this city "whom you are (*) losing" is made in the poem "The God Abandons Antony," which was written by Constantine Cavafy, a longtime resident of this city. Â E.M. Forster wrote a travel guide to this city. Â Darley appears in Justine and Mountolive, two books in a series of novels named after this city by Lawrence Durrell. Â For 10 points, name this Egyptian city, also the subject of E.M. Forster's Pharos and Pharillon.
The lines "I have seen you" "Crumbling on your ghostly foundations" were written about this city by a poet born here, Giuseppe Ungaretti.
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