Lamprou Soultana

Professor Lamprou Soultana is a faculty member at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki's School of Social Theology & Christian Culture, where she holds the rank of full Professor. Her office is located in the Faculty of Theology building (Office 9), and she maintains regular office hours on Mondays from 12:00 to 14:00. She specializes in the study of Church literature spanning the 9th to 15th centuries, with a focus on Byzantine theological texts and their critical analysis.

Her research explores Byzantine ecclesiastical literature, particularly through critical editions of historical texts, and examines theological developments during the Palaiologan period. Key areas of investigation include patristic hermeneutics, hagiographic traditions, and the intersection of imperial authority with theological discourse in late Byzantium. Her work frequently engages with figures such as Manuel II Palaiologos and Mark of Ephesus, analyzing their contributions to Orthodox theological debates.

Professor Lamprou's publications demonstrate consistent focus on Byzantine theological exegesis and hagiographic analysis, with recurring examination of 14th-15th century thinkers. Her scholarly output reflects deep engagement with primary sources, utilizing textual criticism to illuminate historical theology, eschatological debates, and the socio-religious context of Byzantine Christianity.