![]() ![]() One of the best ways of discovering about the wider world of Classics is to read Omnibus, the journal produced twice a year by the Classical Association for anyone interested in the ancient world and its reception. To get an impression of what the advantages are of such integrated study, take a look at Mary Beard and John Henderson, Classics: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford, 1995). Classics at Cambridge involves the study of philosophy, history, art and archaeology, and linguistics as well as of the Greek and Latin languages and literature.
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