The world's oldest university press, founded in 1534 by royal charter of Henry VIII; publishes academic journals, books, and educational materials across all disciplines; operates as a department of the University of Cambridge; a primary publisher of patristics, medieval studies, theology, and philosophy.
One of the world's preeminent academic publishers; Cambridge Companions series is a standard reference across all humanities disciplines; Cambridge Histories and Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy shape how scholars access their fields; published critical English translation of the Ambigua (2014).
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