Classics
In the twentieth century, All Souls Classicists made many distinguished contributions to the field of Ancient History: P.M. Fraser, A.H.M. Jones, Arnaldo Momigliano, Peter Brown, and Fergus Millar all worked at the College. In the second half of the twentieth century, Ancient Philosophy and then Classical Philology became established as strengths of the College with J. N. Adams, Martin West, Myles Burnyeat, and Edward Hussey working at All Souls as Senior Research Fellows by the end of the century.
The current Fellows in Classics are engaged in research on Greek history and literature, Latin linguistics and Roman archaeology.
Current and Former Fellows in Classics
| Wolfgang de Melo | (University of Ghent) |
| Patrick Finglass | Archaic and Classical Greek Poetry, especially Stesichorus, Pindar, and Sophocles |
| Benjamin Gray | Greek citizenship in the later Classical and Hellenistic periods |
| Alexandra Mullen | Multilingualism; linguistics and archaeology; Gaul and Britain (600 BC-AD 400) |
| Simon Hornblower | Classical Greek historiography, Pindar, Lykophron |
| Andrew Wilson | Nature of the Roman economy |
| Angelos Chaniotis | Associate Member and Professor at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton |
| James Adams | Emeritus Fellow in Classics |
| Myles Burnyeat | Emeritus Fellow in Ancient Philosophy |
| Edward Hussey | Emeritus Fellow in Ancient Philosophy |
| Martin West | Emeritus Fellow in Classics |
| Peter Brown | (Princeton University) |
| Richard Jenkyns | (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford) |
| Jane Lightfoot | (New College, Oxford) |
| John Ma | (Corpus Christi College, Oxford) |
| Fergus Millar | (Oriental Institute, University of Oxford) |
| Nicholas Purcell | (St John’s College, Oxford) |
| Simon Swain | (University of Warwick) |
| Peter Thonemann | (Wadham College, Oxford) |