What was Plato's Academy in Athens, established around 386 B.C.E.?
A) A school for the young men of elite families, who were trained by Plato to be philosopher-kings
B) A series of dialogues designed to bring Plato's students into awareness of the Forms
C) A group of scholars-including women-who met to study Plato's writings
D) An informal group of men who studied philosophy, mathematics, and theoretical astronomy
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