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Acadēmīa, Acadēmicī

Academia
Schule und Schüler des Philosophen Plato (427–347), seit 387; Cicero nennt so diese philosophische Einstellung insgesamt (Wir erinnern uns an Urbilder, z. B. die Idee des Guten). Heute noch nennen sich wiss. Ausbildungsstätten „Akademie“, die Absolventen der Universitäten „Akademiker“

Acadēmicī SUBST (Acadēmīa) im Pl

Academici
die Akademiker, die Schüler Platos u. Anhänger der akadem. (platon.) Philosophie
Declension of Acadēmīa
Case Singular
Nominative Acadēmīa
Genitive Acadēmīae
Dative Acadēmīae
Accusative Acadēmīam
Ablative Acadēmīā
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