Bonaventura Cavalieri is referenced in the last note to this short story, in which the narrator recalls two axioms.
Bonaventura Cavalieri is referenced in the last note to this short story, in which the narrator recalls two axioms. The narrator considers the sequence d-h-c-m-r-l-c-h-t-d-j, which does not mean anything terrible in any secret language, and is concerned that you understand his language. The narrator first attempts to describe the titular structure and notes that the "satisfaction of fecal necessities" is permitted before eventually offering a seven-word definition for it: "ubiquitous and everlasting system of hexagonal galleries." FTP, what collection of works that includes such titles as The Combed Thunderclap and The Plaster Cramp names this Borges story about an infinite compilation of books?
Bonaventura Cavalieri is referenced in the last note to this short story, in which the narrator recalls two axioms.
"The Library of Babel" or "La Biblioteca de Babel"