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1 On the subject of the Byzantines in Bulgaria during the period of interest see R. Brown ing, Byzantines in Bulgaria – Late 8–Early 9 Centuries, [in:] Studia Slavico-Byzantina et Medievalia. In memoriam Ivan Dujčev, vol. I, eds P. Dinekov et al., Sofia 1988, pp. 32–36; R. Rašev, Vizantijcite v Bălgarija do pokrăstvaneto, [in:] Civitas divino-humana. In honorem annorum LX Georgii Bakalov, eds C. Stepanov, V. Vačkova, Sofija 2004, pp. 151–162; V. Ange l ov, Njakolko slučaja na čuždenci begălci v Părvata Bălgarska Dăržava, “Bulgaria Mediaevalis” 2015, vol. VI, pp. 321–330; Y.M. Hr i s t ov, Prisoners of War in Early Medieval Bulgaria (Preliminary Remarks), “Studia Ceranea” 2015, vol. V, pp. 73–106.

The Byzantines in the service of the Bulgarian rulers in the first half of the 9th century