Lord Almoner's Professors
- David Wilkins (1724)
- Leonard Chappelow (1729)
- Samuel Hallifax (1768)
- William Craven (1770)
- George Cecil Renouard (1815)
- Thomas Musgrave (1821)
- Thomas Robinson (1837)
- Theodore Preston (1855)
- Edward Henry Palmer (1871)
- William Robertson Smith (1883)
- Ion Grant Neville Keith-Falconer (1886)
- Robert Lubbock Bensly (1887)
- Anthony Ashley Bevan (1893) - contributor to the Encyclopaedia Biblica
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