Which of the following philosophical traditions were most closely associated with Hellenistic Greece?

Scholasticism emerged much later, during the medieval period, primarily in Europe, and is characterized by the synthesis of Christian theology with classical philosophy. While Skepticism does have roots in Hellenistic thought, it is not as prominently associated with Hellenistic Greece as Epicureanism and Stoicism, which were the dominant schools of that time.

Sophism predates the Hellenistic period, associated mainly with the pre-Socratic philosophers and Socrates, while Platonism is rooted in the teachings of Plato, who lived in the classical period. While both contributed to philosophical discourse, they do not represent the specific traditions that arose in the Hellenistic context.

Gnosticism is a later religious and philosophical movement that developed in the early centuries of the Common Era, significantly after the Hellenistic period. Hedonism, although it shares some principles with Epicureanism, is not a distinct philosophical tradition associated with Hellenistic Greece in the same way that Epicureanism and Stoicism are.