This institution ended during the First Mithridatic War when Philo of Larissa fled to Rome. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this Athenian institution founded by Plato which lends its name to modern schools.
ANSWER: the Academy [or Plato’s Academy or Platonic Academy; or Academic School]
[10m] Philo of Larissa supported a more moderate form of this philosophical view. During the Middle Academy, Arcesilaus promulgated the “Academic” form of this philosophical view, which advocates for akatalepsia.
ANSWER: skepticism [accept Academic skepticism; accept ancient skepticism]
[10h] Scholars disagree whether Arcesilaus or this leading Academic skeptic of the “New Academy” first promulgated akatalepsia. This thinker who emphasized probabilism in skepticism gave contradictory lectures on justice while visiting Rome.
ANSWER: Carneades
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