Sabine Lütkemeyer

Dr. Sabine Lütkemeyer is a researcher at the Department of Ancient Church History within the Faculty of Protestant Theology at the University of Bonn. She is actively involved in collaborative academic projects, including the critical edition and commentary of Cyril of Alexandria's Contra Iulianum and the historical analysis of the Council of Ephesus (431). Her work intersects with philological, theological, and historical research, focusing on late antique Christian polemics and institutional dependency structures.

• Research interests include Early Christian creeds, Christological debates, monastic spatial concepts, and the reception of anti-Christian texts like Julian's Contra Galilaeos.
• She collaborates with scholars across Europe, including Switzerland and the UK, and contributes to the Bonn Cluster of Excellence Beyond Slavery and Freedom: Asymmetric Dependencies in Pre-Modern Societies.

Her role involves project coordination, interdisciplinary analysis of manuscript traditions, and engagement with historical and theological debates of the 5th century.