What is another word for classical scholarship?
Pronunciation: [klˈasɪkə͡l skˈɒləʃˌɪp] (IPA) 
Classical scholarship is an umbrella term that encompasses the study of classical languages, literature, and culture. It often refers to the study of ancient Greece and Rome and their impact on modern-day society. Synonyms for classical scholarship include classics, Greek and Latin studies, ancient studies, and Mediterranean studies. Classics refers to both the study of the ancient world and the literary works produced during that time. Greek and Latin studies focus specifically on the study of the languages of the ancient Greeks and Romans. Ancient studies involves a broader approach to studying the ancient world, including its societies, religions, and art. Mediterranean studies explore the interactions and influences of the Mediterranean world beyond just Greece and Rome.
