除了汉语之外，还有哪种语言拥有相对丰富的文化底蕴和内涵所谓“古典

所谓“古典语言”（classical languages）就是有文化重要性的那些语言，一般来说，都拥有大量文献或典籍。
英文维基百科“古典语言”词条中列的都算符合题目要求的语言——
AntiquityClassical Sumerian (literary language of Sumer, c. 26th to 23rd centuries BC)Middle Egyptian (literary language of Ancient Egypt from c. the 20th century BC to the 4th century AD)Old Babylonian (The Akkadian language from c. 20th to 16th centuries BC, the imitated standard for later literary works)Middle Assyrian (The Akkadian language from c. 16th to 13th centuries BC)Vedic Sanskrit (The form of Sanskrit before Classical standardization was used in Vedic texts from c. 15th to 10th centuries BC)Classical Hebrew (the language of the Tanakh, in particular of the prophetic books of c. the 7th and 6th centuries BC)Classical Aramaic (the administrative language of the Achaemenid Empire, 6th to 4th centuries BC)Classical Chinese (based on the literary language of the Zhou Dynasty from c. the 5th century BC)Classical Greek (Attic dialect of the 5th century BC)Classical Sanskrit (later described by Pā?ini\u0026#39;s Ashtadhyayi, but used since c. 8th century BC in post-Vedic texts) Classical Tamil (Sangam literature c. 2nd century BC to 2nd century AD, defined by Tolkāppiyam)Classical Pali (Buddhist Canon used this language from 2nd centuries BC)Classical Latin (literary language of the 1st century BC)Classical Mandaic (literary Aramaic of Mandaeism, 1st century AD)Classical Syriac (literary Aramaic of the Syriac Christianity, 3rd to 5th centuries)Middle Persian (court language of the Sassanid Empire, 3rd to 7th centuries)Classical Coptic (language of Egypt and the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria, 3rd to 13th centuries, liturgical language to the present day)Middle AgesGe\u0026#39;ez (language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Garima Gospels are dated from the 5th century to the 10th century by various scholars)Classical Armenian (oldest attested form of Armenian from the 5th century and literary language until the 18th century)Classical Arabic (based on the language of the Qur\u0026#39;an, 7th century to present)Classical Kannada (court language of Rashtrakuta empire, earliest available literary work is the Kavirājamārga of 850 AD)Old Saxon (language of Saxon Christian literature, 9th to 12th centuries)Old English (language of Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle with many divergent written dialects, but partially standardized in West Saxon form)Old French (language of Chivalric romance, 8th to 14th centuries)Old Georgian (language of Georgia, 5th to 11th centuries.)Old East Slavic (language of the Kievan Rus\u0026#39;, 9th to 13th centuries)Angkorian Old Khmer (language of the Khmer Empire, 9th to 14th centuries)New Persian (language of classical Persian literature, 9th to present)Old Nubian (language of Nubia, 9th or 10th to 15th centuries)Old Bulgarian (language of the First Bulgarian Empire during its Golden Age, 10th century, earliest manuscript is