English philologists

John Ronald Reuel Tolkien was an English writer and philologist. He was the author of the high fantasy works The Hobbit (1937) and The Lord of the Rings (1954–55).

British politician (1810-1895)

British architect and linguist (1922-1956)

English classical scholar, critic and theologian and Master of Trinity College, Cambridge (1662–1742)

British scholar, orientalist and antiquary (1799–1840)

English linguist and classical scholar (1920-1998)

British linguist (1845–1912)

English mathematician, philologist and musician

British etymologist and professor (1835-1912)

English archaeologist and Dead Sea Scrolls scholar (1923–1988)

British archaeologist

English physician and anthropologist

English writer, poet, clergyman, and philologist (1801–1886)

British ethnologist and philologist (1812-1888)

British academic and priest (1811–1887)

British linguist (1855–1930)

British medievalist (1891-1972)

British Egyptologist and antiquary (1813–1885)

British politician (1736-1812)

English lexicographer (1825–1910)

English archeologist, philologist, and runologist (1813–1895)

English classical scholar and connoisseur (1750-1824)

philologist (1704–1759)

English philologist (1908-1978)

Indic languages philologist and university administrator (1888–1983)

English priest and writer

British Egyptologist (1894–1982)

English philologist and historian (1870-1947)

Civilian of the British East India Company (1751-1830)

British Anglican priest (1829-1901)

English linguist, translator and critic

British philologist (1830-1861)

British lexicographer and philologist

British orientalist (1740/41–1795)

American classical philologist

British historian and archaeologist of Assyria (1951-2004)

French lexicographer and linguist

Australian academic (1841–1918)