Attila the Hun's Conquest and Retreat

The chapter narrates Attila the Hun's siege of Aqualea and subsequent destruction, leading to the foundation of Venice. It delves into the Romans' desperation in countering Attila's invasion, including sending the Pope as a pivotal negotiator. The chapter explores the aftermath of Attila's death, focusing on power struggles among his sons and the complex political landscape in the Roman Empires.