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	The '''Lucretian Athenaeum''', the largest public library in [[Sapience]], opened in the month of [[Mayan]], 396 AF. The library is located in [[New Thera]] and manned by [[Nissa]], the Head Archivist of the Lucretian Athenaeum; [[Maejin]], the Archivist Apprentice of the Lucretian Athenaeum; [[Lara]], the Keeper of the Scrolls; and [[Mydoin]], the bookseller. The Athenaeum has also employed its share of [[adventurer]] librarians, including '''Johanna Fischer-Gale''', its first. Eventually, a second library position was filled by '''[[User:Madelyne\|Madelyne ~~Fol~~'ia]]'''.		The '''Lucretian Athenaeum''', the largest public library in [[Sapience]], opened in the month of [[Mayan]], 396 AF. The library is located in [[New Thera]] and manned by [[Nissa]], the Head Archivist of the Lucretian Athenaeum; [[Maejin]], the Archivist Apprentice of the Lucretian Athenaeum; [[Lara]], the Keeper of the Scrolls; and [[Mydoin]], the bookseller. The Athenaeum has also employed its share of [[adventurer]] librarians, including '''Johanna Fischer-Gale''', its first. Eventually, a second library position was filled by '''[[User:Madelyne\|Madelyne Ech'lir]]'''.

	In 446 AF, Nissa announced the opening of newly expanded Athenaeum and that the library had begun accepting submissions from adventurers for inclusion into its holdings. Bards and scholars alike may submit their works to be reviewed by the librarians of the Athenaeum.		In 446 AF, Nissa announced the opening of newly expanded Athenaeum and that the library had begun accepting submissions from adventurers for inclusion into its holdings. Bards and scholars alike may submit their works to be reviewed by the librarians of the Athenaeum.