Julije Celsus
Julije Celsus was a prominent proconsul of the Roman province of Asia, known for his significant contributions to the city of Ephesus, including the construction of the famous Celsus Library, which served both as a monumental tomb for him and a center of learning. His library housed over 12,000 scrolls and is considered one of the most remarkable examples of ancient architecture, showcasing intricate designs and a façade that has been meticulously reconstructed in modern times. The Celsus Library remains a major tourist attraction in Turkey, symbolizing the rich cultural and intellectual heritage of the ancient city.
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Julije Celsus was a powerful proconsul who intended to build a library in Ephesus.
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