The Great War of the Huns

In four 22, the peace treaty between rome and persia was renewed on the same terms that had existed before the recent hostilities had begun. Luckily for constantinople, the huns had not regained the sort of unity olden had been able to forge. This latest hun invasion was driven back with, if not ease, then at least not too much difficulty. But though both the major hun incursions into roman territory had ultimately been turned back, it was clear that the huns could not be ignored.