Museum of Alexandria

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The Museum of Alexandria was an ancient center of learning and research in Hellenistic Egypt, closely associated with the famed Library of Alexandria and renowned for its scholars, scientific inquiry, and cultural influence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hellenistic institution
ancient cultural institution
center of learning
research institution
associatedWith Library of Alexandria NERFINISHED
closelyAssociatedWith Royal Library of Alexandria NERFINISHED
country Ptolemaic Kingdom NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance major center of Hellenistic culture
symbol of ancient scholarship
dedicatedTo Muses NERFINISHED
employed librarians
philosophers
poets
scholars
scientists
fieldOfWork astronomy
geography
literary criticism
mathematics
medicine
natural science
philology
philosophy
foundedUnder Ptolemaic dynasty NERFINISHED
Ptolemy I Soter NERFINISHED
Ptolemy II Philadelphus NERFINISHED
foundingPeriod Hellenistic period
function scholarly research
scientific inquiry
teaching
textual scholarship
hasPart dining hall
gardens
lecture rooms
residential quarters for scholars
walkways
influenced Hellenistic science
ancient mathematics
ancient philosophy
later libraries
medieval scholarship
languageOfScholarship Ancient Greek
locatedIn Alexandria NERFINISHED
Egypt
Hellenistic Egypt NERFINISHED
modelFor later research institutions
notableScholar Apollonius of Rhodes NERFINISHED
Archimedes NERFINISHED
Callimachus NERFINISHED
Erasistratus NERFINISHED
Eratosthenes NERFINISHED
Euclid NERFINISHED
Herophilus NERFINISHED
partOf Mouseion of Alexandria NERFINISHED
patron Ptolemaic kings NERFINISHED
religion Ancient Greek religion NERFINISHED

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Hellenistic poetry associatedWithInstitution Museum of Alexandria
Hellenistic medicine hasKeyCenter Museum of Alexandria
Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria originalName Museum of Alexandria
Ptolemy II Philadelphus patronOf Museum of Alexandria