The possibility that the Qumran community preserved fragments of Alexandrian wisdom opens an intriguing question. If a portion of the ancient knowledge field survived outside institutional control, then the fall of Alexandria may not represent a total rupture, but a displacement, a migration of wisdom into quieter, more protected lineages. This potential bridge between Alexandria and Qumran suggests that the initiatory current did not disappear; it shifted into secrecy, waiting for another era to re-emerge.