Lyceium - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Lyceium - a grove in Athens, home of the Peripatetic philosophers
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Apollod:Fr_38 to Athens, and taught in the Lyceium for a period of twe
Athen_3.98 erious things,) & In the Lyceium with the sophists; by Zeu
Athen_6.246 was with friends in the Lyceium, & Seeing a parasite who
Athen_13.565 iphanes, says:- & In the Lyceium, with sophists, by Zeus!
Cic:Acad_1.17 debate while walking in the Lyceum, ** while the others, because
Cic:DeOr_1.98 to the famous Academy and Lyceum."
DiogLaert_7.11 the Academy, and one in the Lyceium. And he who is appo
DiogLaert_7.185 in the open air in the Lyceium, as the before-mentioned
Philoch_37 802 & The establishment of the Lyceium, in the time of Per
Philoch_223 did not build the Lyceium in opposition to Plato, as Aris
Plut:Mor_841 for public exercises in Lyceium, and planted trees before
Plut:Mor_852 public exercises at the Lyceium, and adorned the city with
Syll_326 (307/6) gymnasium [on the Lykeion] and embellished the
Syll_667 (161/0) ths: &the youths from Lykeion, with Kairios son of
THI_203 (122/1) the other philosophers in the Lykeion and the Academy ;
Vit:Arist_A3 the boy stayed in the Lyceum. His father handed him over
Vit:Arist_D5 Athens, and taught in the Lyceium for a space of twelve
Vit:Arist_M9 could not have built the Lyceium as a rival to Plato,
Vit:Arist_A14 place in Athens called the Lyceum. There he founded a school
Vit:Arist_A16 and which was called the Lyceum. Here he deposited his books
Vit:Arist_M24 Aristotle taught in the Lyceium, and Xenocrates taught in

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