Briony Madison (b. 1981) is a British historian of the Roman Republic and Mediterranean political culture. Raised in York, she studied Classics at the University of Edinburgh and completed her DPhil at Oxford on patronage networks in late Republican Rome. After research fellowships at Trinity College, Cambridge, and the British School at Rome, she taught ancient history at King's College London, where she now serves as a senior lecturer. Madison has published widely on Cicero's correspondence, provincial finance, and the politics of clemency, and is a regular reviewer for scholarly journals. She splits her time between London and Rome, where she conducts archival work and epigraphic field studies.
