Ancient and Medieval Schools and Academies

Schools, academies and houses of learning of the ancient and medieval worlds that gathered scholars to teach, translate and investigate nature, such as the Lyceum founded by Aristotle in Athens and the House of Wisdom of Abbasid Baghdad. An institution belongs here when its cited article describes it as a school, academy or house of learning of antiquity or the Middle Ages. It excludes modern universities and laboratories, which sit in their own groups.