Crates of Mallos was the head of this type of building in Pergamon, and Marc Antony allegedly gave Cleopatra 200,000 items from that building's stash as a wedding gift.
Terentius Varro wrote a treatise on the maintenance of these buildings, and Tiberius Celsus was buried in one of these buildings whose construction he financed in Ephesus. Some users of these buildings were deemed kritikoi. Crates of Mallos was the head of this type of building in Pergamon, and Marc Antony allegedly gave Cleopatra 200,000 items from that building's stash as a wedding gift. One of these buildings was supervised by Callimachus and may have been accidentally destroyed in a fire after Julius Caesar burned some ships. One of these entities was assembled in Nineveh on the orders of Ashurbanipal, while a great one was found in Alexandria. For 10 points, name this buildings that included scriptoriums and housed scrolls.
Terentius Varro wrote a treatise on the maintenance of these buildings, and Tiberius Celsus was buried in one of these buildings whose construction he financed in Ephesus.
libraries [accept equivalents]