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Plato founds the Academy

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c. 387 BC · Athens · Europe · Culture

A school in the grove of Akademos names every academy to come

Plato founds the Academy
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Around 387 BC Plato began teaching philosophy in the grove of the hero Akademos outside the walls of Athens; Aristotle studied there for twenty years. The Platonist school lasted into Roman times, and the revived Academy was closed by Emperor Justinian in AD 529.

State: Greek City-States

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Alive at the time