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العربية: تمثال «الأشرعة» للنحات المصري فتحي محمود، في مواجهة مكتبة الإسكندرية، حتى تعلن أشرعته البيضاء عن بداية حي الأزاريطة. يستوحي التمثال قصة خلق الإسكندرية من خلال أسطوره قديمة عن إله البحر الذي يتمثل أحيانا في هيئة ثور قد أحكم قبضته على فتاة جميلة ترمز إلى الإسكندرية. انتصب تمثال «الأشرعة» في عام 1968 على نتوء قديم عرف بــ«رأس لوكياس»، ويتميز النتوء بسلسلة طويلة من الصخور. وقد اكتشفت بقايا أسوار الإسكندرية الإغريقية تحت مياه السلسلة، كما عثر على بقايا عمدان وتيجان وعملات فضية.
English: Sculpture of the sails, by the Egyptian sculptor Fathi Mahmoud, in front of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, until his white sails announce the beginning of the Azarita neighborhood. The sculpture is inspired by the story of the creation of Alexandria through an ancient myth of the god of the sea, sometimes represented by a bull who has tightened his grip on a beautiful girl symbolizing Alexandria. The Sculpture of Sails was erected in 1968 on an ancient boulder known as Ras Lokias. It is characterized by a long series of rocks. The remains of Alexandria's Greek walls were discovered under the waters of the chain, as well as the remains of pillars, crowns and silver coins.
Español: Escultura de las velas, del escultor egipcio Fathi Mahmoud, frente a la Bibliotheca Alexandrina, donde sus velas blancas anuncian el inicio del barrio Azarita. La escultura está inspirada en la historia de la creación de Alejandría a través de un antiguo mito del dios del mar, a veces representado por un toro que apretó con fuerza a una hermosa niña que simboliza Alejandría. La escultura de las velas, erigida en 1968 en una antigua roca conocida como Ras Lokias, se caracteriza por estar en una larga serie de rocas. Los restos de las murallas griegas de Alejandría fueron descubiertos bajo las aguas de la cadena rocosa, así como restos de pilares, coronas y monedas de plata.
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