Athenaeum
In general a temple or place sacred to Athena (Minerva). The name was specially given to a school founded by the emperor Hadrian at Rome about A. D. 133, for the promotion of literary and scientific studies.
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In general a temple or place sacred to Athena (Minerva). The name was specially given to a school founded by the emperor Hadrian at Rome about A. D. 133, for the promotion of literary and scientific studies.