Athenaeum
Athenaeum
Definition
Ath·enae·um (at̸h′ə nē′əm)
noun
- the temple of Athena at Athens, where writers and scholars met
- the Roman academy of law, literature, etc. founded by Hadrian
- a literary or scientific club
- any building or hall used as a library or reading room
Etymology: LL Athenaeum < Gr Athēnaion
Athenaeum
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- Romanian: Opera is performed at the Romanian Opera House and the Romanian Athenaeum has two symphony orchestras.
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