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Classics is the branch of humanities dealing with the ancient Mediterranean world.
Classics or Classic may also refer to:
- Classic, outstanding example of a particular style, something of lasting worth or with a timeless quality
- Classics may also refer to the study of classical texts of Confucianism, the mainstay of study in ancient China, Korea, and Japan. Particularly the Four Books and Five Classics or the broader Thirteen Classics.
Music
Albums
- Classics (Ali Project album), 2001
- Classics (Aphex Twin album), 1994
- Classics (Joey Beltram album), 1996
- Classics (Era album), 2009
- Classics (George Canyon album)
- Classics (Hybrid album), 2012
- Classics (Jennifer Rush album)
- Classics (Kenny Rogers and Dottie West album), 1979
- Classics (Model 500 album), 1993
- Classics (Patty Loveless album)
- Classics (Ratatat album), 2006
- Classics (Sarah Brightman album)
- Classics (She & Him album)
- Classics (Triumph album), 1989
- Classics, by Susan Werner
- Styx Classics Volume 15, a 1987 compilation for the band Styx,
- Classics (Ali Project EP)
- The Classics (album)
Artists and labels
- Chronological Classics, a French jazz re-issue label
- The Classics, a musical group of the 1960s
- Classixx, an electronic record production and DJ Duo
Publishing imprints
Sports
- American Classic Races, a series of three Thoroughbred horse races
- British Classic Races, five horse races run during the traditional flat racing season
- Classic cycle races, one-day professional cycling road races in the international calendar
- Swedish Classic Circuit, a diploma awarded to those who have finished races in cross country skiing, cycling, swimming, and cross country running during a 12-month period
Video games
- Classics HD, a group of classic PlayStation 2 video games, remastered in high-definition for PlayStation 3
- PlayStation 2 classics, a group of classic PlayStation 2 video games
- PSone Classics, a group of classic PlayStation video games
See also
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