Was Attila the Hun a "diplomatic bungler who, when invading the West in 451, managed to cause a whole series of initially disunited enemies to combine against him" or was he a competent and fearsome commander who was just barely persuaded by the pope not to sack Rome?

• Attila the Hun
• Review The Huns
• Review The Night Attila Died
• Review Gudrun's Tapestry
• Marcion and the Council of Chalcedon