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Review title: Not exactly an accurate account
Product review: Unfortunately, the many illustrations within this book attempt to bolster what is otherwise untrue about the Library and about the Greeks because any alleged account of Greek Philosophy is remiss that fails to mention first and foremost, that The Egyptians taught the Greeks any knowledge that they knew of the Arts & Sciences. Moreover, it's very unlikely from reading this book that any one Greek philosopher (such as Aristotle for example) could have produced so much diverse written science from diverse subjects and all in one lifetime. It is also very unlikely that the Greeks were actual authors of the Library contents. This is obvious as well because the Egyptian Mystery Neophytes were prohibited from writing or speaking about their education (hence the term 'Mysteries'). So, unfortunately, I think that this book is a gross exaggeration of Greek history, Greek authorship and in numerous ways, is not the best account of the Library's true history.
