(p. 181) Deo stopped on the steps of Low Library and Pointed across the quadrangle at another monumental building . . . . This one advertised itself with names carved in the granite frieze above its broad front: HOMER, HERODOTUS, SOPHOCLES, PLATO, ARISTOTLE, DEMONSTHENES, CICERO, VERGIL. "That is Butler Library. It's such a beautiful library. I love it. It's the library in my heart." He was laughing softly. "I loved that library. I like to be back here, actually."
--Tracy Kidder: Strength in What Remains (New York: Random House, 2009)