Presian inscription

The Presian Inscription or Philippi Inscription is an epigraphic monument in medieval Greek created during the reign of the Bulgarian ruler Presian I (r. 836–852). The inscription, hewn into rectangular marble slabs, was found on the archaeological site of ancient Philippi in northern Greece and is only partially preserved, with only two out of six slabs surviving till present day.

Presian inscription, first plate, Archeology Museum, Philippi, Greece.
Presian inscription, sixth plate, Archeology Museum, Philippi, Greece.
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