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Professors emeriti and Senior Research Fellows (honorary)
| Chris Carey | Greek literature, especially archaic Greek poetry, oratory, drama |
| Alan Griffiths | Greek poetry and mythology; Herodotos |
| Simon Hornblower | Greek historiography; Herodotus and Thucydides |
| Herwig Maehler | Literary and documentary papyri; Ptolemaic Egypt; Homer; Greek lyric |
| Gerard O'Daly | Late Latin literature; ancient and early Christian philosophy |
| Lucas Siorvanes | Ancient Greek philosophy |
| Mark Weeden | Hittite, Luwian, Akkadian; Ancient Near Eastern Studies |
Honorary Research Fellows
| Nicolo Benzi | Greek philosophy and literature; the reception of early Greek philosophy in Athenian tragedy; Plato's relation to the Epic and Lyric tradition. |
| Marco Benoît Carbone | Reception and historiography; deconstructing the Greco-Roman in Western history and thought; gender and ethnicity; qualitative social research and ethnographic approaches to the contemporary relevance of antiquity. |
| Joyce Datiles | Tracing ancient into modern heroism in history and cinema; conducts classical reception case studies on the anthropology of concepts and aesthetics of military/warfare heroism from antiquity. |
| Susan Fogarty | |
| Clare Foster | |
| Steven Green | Roman literature and culture in 1st centuries BC and AD, with particular attention to the Augustan and Neronian periods |
| Brenda Griffith-Williams | Athenian law and rhetoric, especially inheritance cases |
| Aikaterini Gotsi | |
| Luke Houghton | Latin poetry and its reception in later art and literature, particularly during the late medieval and early Renaissance periods. |
| Dimitra Kokkini | Greek Drama, Gender studies, Masculinities, Cultural History |
| Ioannis Lambrou | Early Greek epic poetry (Homer, Hesiod, Epic Cycle, pre-Classical ‘historical’ epic poems); comparative study of agonistic poetics of oral performance; Trojan War images in visual art; Trojan myth and its reception in Lyric Poetry and Drama; fragmentary poetry. |
| Adam Lecznar | Classical reception in the 19th and 20th centuries, Greek literature, Friedrich Nietzsche, postcolonial literature, philosophy and drama. |
| Monica Tobon | |
| Naoko Yamagata | Homer, including reception of Homer in antiquity, especially in Plato and Virgil, comparison of Homeric and Mycenaean Greek (Linear B) and comparison of Homer and the Tale of the Heike, a Medieval Japanese epic. |
| Vasiliki Zali | Classical Greek Historiography (especially Herodotus), in narrative techniques and in particular the use of speech in Classical Greek Historiography, and in Greek and barbarian identities |
