Jesus Professor of Celtic - List of Jesus Professors of Celtic

List of Jesus Professors of Celtic

  • Sir John Rhys : 1877–1915
  • John Fraser : 1921–1945
  • Sir Idris Foster : 1947–1978
  • D Ellis Evans : 1978–1996
  • Thomas Charles-Edwards : 1997 to 2011

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