Which ancient Greek philosophers did Bernard Williams write about?

Bernard Williams, an English philosopher trained in classics, wrote extensively about the ancient Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle.1

In addition to his work on these specific thinkers, Williams explored broader themes of Greek moral consciousness and ethical thought. His study Shame and Necessity (1993) is particularly noted for its rich analysis of Greek ethical concepts, including the role of luck in moral status, which he illustrated through the lens of Greek tragedy and figures such as Oedipus.1