The word "omnibus" appears in literature with a curious duality. In some classical and scholarly writings, it functions as an adjective connoting universality or totality—as seen in Latin phrases discussing everything from justice to fate ([1], [2], [3]). Conversely, in the narrative and descriptive realms of fiction, it more often denotes a public carriage or bus, a vehicle that carries characters through busy urban landscapes and unexpected adventures. This latter usage is vividly portrayed in works that detail the bustle of city life or dramatic encounters aboard these conveyances ([4], [5], [6], [7], [8]). Thus, whether evoking all-encompassing ideas or literally transporting individuals, "omnibus" reveals a rich layering of meaning across literary genres.