Saburrus 1 was one of the leading notables with the army of the emperor Constans II (Konstans 1) at Naples in 663 ("unus ex eius optimatibus, cui nomen Saburrus erat"); he offered to lead twenty thousand of the emperor's troops against Romoald 1 (the dux of Beneventum) and defeat him; he took his men to Forinus and made camp there; Romoald 1 attacked him with his own men and some of the troops of his father Grimoald 3 and inflicted a crushing defeat on Saburrus 1, who returned to the emperor at Naples in disgrace and with only a few of his troops surviving: Paul. Diac., Hist. Lang. V 10. He is possibly identical with Saborios 1.

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