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lycea (pl.)
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lycea Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greek lycea were important centers of athletic and intellectual pursuits.
- The Lyceum of Aristotle was renowned for its philosophical teachings and scientific investigations.
- The Lycia region of Turkey was home to numerous ancient lycea, which served as gathering places and religious centers.
- The city of Antalya in Turkey boasts a well-preserved lyceum from the Roman period.
- The lyceum in Ephesus was a monumental structure with a large courtyard and surrounding rooms.
- The Lyceum Theatre in London hosts a variety of performances, including plays, concerts, and dance.
- The American Lyceum Association promoted education and intellectual discussion in the 19th century.
- The lyceum is the former name of an American high school.
- The word "lyceum" can also refer to a type of lecture or debate.
- The annual Lycea Lecture Series showcases distinguished speakers from various fields.
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The ancient Greek lycea were important centers of athletic and intellectual pursuits.
The Lyceum of Aristotle was renowned for its philosophical teachings and scientific investigations.
The Lycia region of Turkey was home to numerous ancient lycea, which served as gathering places and religious centers.
The city of Antalya in Turkey boasts a well-preserved lyceum from the Roman period.
