Komatina objects that these boundaries reflect the situation in the 13th–14th centuries, and that the earlier, original region, the chartoularaton of Vagenetia, was much smaller. Komatina points out that after 1205, Vagenetia came to include the district of Glyky to the south, but the original territory was just the northern part of the expanded province. Komatina identifies this with the territory referred to by John Apokaukos as "Lesser Vagenetia" (μικρὰ Βαγενετία), namely the area around the valley of the Aoös. This also corresponds to the Ottoman province, which comprised Himara and its hinterlands, with Delvina as its centre. References Sources Medieval Epirus Historical regions in Albania Historical regions in Greece Thesprotia Sclaveni Provinces of the Byzantine Empire Subdivisions of the Ottoman Empire Defunct dioceses of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople