The project aims to offer the first study of group cognition in ancient Greek and Latin narratives. It envisages the following objectives: (1) to analyse the techniques by which group minds are narrativised, and thus construct the first narratology of collectives; (2) to propose a historical angle for the consideration of how narrative affects our determination of social cognition and the constitution of our folk psychology; (3) to offer an original study of the conceptualisation and experience of collective consciousness and intersubjectivity in pre-modern cultures; and (4) to impact current philosophical, cognitive, and phenomenological debates on different aspects of social and group cognition.