YOUNG ATTILA IN ITALY
Stilico tragedy, Alaric times, Galla Placidia adventures
"The races of command, the imperial nations are few in number. Beside the Romans, the Turco-Mongols were among them. "
René Grousset, of the French Academy
(L’Empire des steppes, Payot, 1965, p.28).
Young Attila in Italy was a witness to the events, that show him the weakness of Western Roman Empire. He observed the dramatic events involving Stilicon (or Stilico) - general of vandal origin, and Alaric - king of Goths. Therefore, Attila began to think of the future of Europe.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main characters/ 3
In the Imperial Palace/ 5
Attila and Oneges/ 13
In the Roman Senate/ 19
Bologna Incident/ 28
At Camp of Pavia/ 31
Stupefaction/ 37
Death of Stilicon/ 43
Indignation of the Barbarians/46
Huns and Goths/ 50
In The Eternal City/ 54
Invasion/ 59
Placidia and Constance/69
Palace revolutions/ 73
Funny Honorius/ 82
Tinpot emperor/ 87
Sack of Rome/ 94
Empire wounded/ 100
MAIN CHARACTERS
Attila
prince of the Huns
Stilicon (or Stilikho, Stilico)
roman general of vandal origin
Alaric
king of the Goths
Honorius
emperor of Western Roman Empire
Galla Placidia
Princess, sister of emperor Honorius
Aetius
friend of Attila, son of a general
Roas ( in hun : Oros)
oncle of Attila, king of the Huns
Oneges (or Onegesius)
professor of Attila
Ataulphe
king of the Goths, successor to Alaric
Atilius
poet (imaginary character)
Attale
prefect of Rome
Constance
Roman general
Edecon
young mercenary hun
En-ko ( or Enka)
Attila's bride
Eric
goth officer (imaginary character)
Eucherius
son of Stilicon
Eusèbe
eunuch
Gennerid
Roman general
Héraclien
Roman count
Jovius
prefect
Lampadius
Roman senator
Lucia
servant of Galla Placidia (imaginary character)
Olympius
Advisor to Honorius
Rutilius
poet
Sarus
Goth officer
Serene
wife of Stilicon
Stilico tragedy, Alaric times, Galla Placidia adventures
"The races of command, the imperial nations are few in number. Beside the Romans, the Turco-Mongols were among them. "
René Grousset, of the French Academy
(L’Empire des steppes, Payot, 1965, p.28).
Young Attila in Italy was a witness to the events, that show him the weakness of Western Roman Empire. He observed the dramatic events involving Stilicon (or Stilico) - general of vandal origin, and Alaric - king of Goths. Therefore, Attila began to think of the future of Europe.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Main characters/ 3
In the Imperial Palace/ 5
Attila and Oneges/ 13
In the Roman Senate/ 19
Bologna Incident/ 28
At Camp of Pavia/ 31
Stupefaction/ 37
Death of Stilicon/ 43
Indignation of the Barbarians/46
Huns and Goths/ 50
In The Eternal City/ 54
Invasion/ 59
Placidia and Constance/69
Palace revolutions/ 73
Funny Honorius/ 82
Tinpot emperor/ 87
Sack of Rome/ 94
Empire wounded/ 100
MAIN CHARACTERS
Attila
prince of the Huns
Stilicon (or Stilikho, Stilico)
roman general of vandal origin
Alaric
king of the Goths
Honorius
emperor of Western Roman Empire
Galla Placidia
Princess, sister of emperor Honorius
Aetius
friend of Attila, son of a general
Roas ( in hun : Oros)
oncle of Attila, king of the Huns
Oneges (or Onegesius)
professor of Attila
Ataulphe
king of the Goths, successor to Alaric
Atilius
poet (imaginary character)
Attale
prefect of Rome
Constance
Roman general
Edecon
young mercenary hun
En-ko ( or Enka)
Attila's bride
Eric
goth officer (imaginary character)
Eucherius
son of Stilicon
Eusèbe
eunuch
Gennerid
Roman general
Héraclien
Roman count
Jovius
prefect
Lampadius
Roman senator
Lucia
servant of Galla Placidia (imaginary character)
Olympius
Advisor to Honorius
Rutilius
poet
Sarus
Goth officer
Serene
wife of Stilicon