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function / education

• acroaterion: In ancient Greece, a hall or place where lectures were given.
• arceps: In ancient Greece and Rome, a building in which archives of a city or state were deposited; also called archeion or tabularium. Same as archivium.
• archarium: Also see archivium.
• archibus: Also see archivium.
• archivium: In ancient Greece and Rome, a building in which archives of a city or state were deposited; also called archeion or tabularium.
• arcibum: Also see arcibum, archivium.
• arcibus: Also see arcibum, archivium.
• arcivum: Also see archivium.
• beth-midrash: A traditional Jewish school.
• bibliotheca: A library; a place to keep books.
• bibliotheco: Library.
• bibliotheque: Library.
• bookstack: A tier of shelving for a library.
• carrel: A small room in a library, assigned for temporary, private use to student or researcher.
• carrol: Also see carrel.
• deanery: A building for the office or residence of a dean.
• divinity hall: In Scotland, the building or department of a university in which divinity is taught.
• laboratory: A room or a building for research and other scientific activities.
• lyceum: A building for general education by means of public discussions, lectures, concerts, etc.
• madrasa: Islamic theological/legal place of instruction, usually with a court with iwan, accommodation, and study-cells. The grandest madrasas resembled four-iwan mosque plans, with cells on two story’s arranged around the court…
• madraseh: Islamic theological/legal place of instruction, usually with a court with iwan, accommodation, and study-cells. The grandest madrasas resembled four-iwan mosque plans, with cells on two story’s arranged around the court…
• madrassa: Islamic theological/legal place of instruction, usually with a court with iwan, accommodation, and study-cells. The grandest madrasas resembled four-iwan mosque plans, with cells on two story’s arranged around the court…
• medreseh: Islamic theological/legal place of instruction, usually with a court with iwan, accommodation, and study-cells. The grandest madrasas resembled four-iwan mosque plans, with cells on two story’s arranged around the court…
• medresseh: A college of Moslem law, often a mosque so used.
• protectory: A building for the care and education of wayward or destitute children.
• school: A building in which students of the elementary grades receive instruction.
• schoolhouse: A building devised or appropriate for use as a school. 2. The dwelling house provided for the use of the schoolmaster or schoolmistress, generally attached to or adjoining a school…
• seminary: A place of education; a school, academy, college, or university; especially a school for the education of men for the priesthood.
• tabularium: Also see archivium.
• t’ien wen tai: A Chinese term for an observatory.