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The 15 pages that link to Academy, each with the reason it gives.

• AristotleRelated: Aristotle spent about two decades studying and teaching in Plato’s school.

• PlatoBroader topic: It gave Plato’s inquiry an institutional home and a continuing community.

• Euclid's ElementsRelated: Its mathematical culture formed part of the intellectual background to Greek deductive geometry.

• EuclidRelated: Euclid’s mathematical environment inherited ideas shaped by the Academy’s engagement with geometry.

• AthensBroader topic: It made Athens a lasting center for organized philosophical teaching.

• Ancient Greek philosophyBroader topic: The Academy gave philosophical teaching an institutional home and shaped later schools.

• Eudoxus of CnidusRelated: Eudoxus was associated with the Academy during the period of his mathematical and astronomical work.

• Peripatetic schoolRelated: Aristotle studied there before establishing a school of his own.

• ProclusNarrower topic: Proclus led its late antique continuation and made Athens a center of Neoplatonic study.

• SalonCompared with: Academies relied on formal membership and institutional rules rather than a host's invitation.

• LyceumCompared with: Aristotle studied there before establishing a distinct school of his own.

• History of educationBroader topic: Its sustained teaching community became an influential model for organized philosophical education.

• Literary salonCompared with: An academy formalizes intellectual activity that salons pursued through social gatherings.

• CarneadesNarrower topic: Carneades led this school during its skeptical phase.

• PlatoBroader topic: Plato’s school gave his circle an enduring institutional home.