View An Italian marble profile relief of Attila, 20th century, With inscription ATTILA B?e degli Unni Flagellum Dei (Attila of the Huns Scourge of God), 41cm high, 30cm, 4cm deep (20th Century) After ...

Attila entertains–as imagined by a 19th- century artist. Feedloader (Clickability) He called himself flagellum Dei, the scourge of God, and even today, 1,500 years after his blood-drenched death ...

To Christians, the terrifying warrior Attila was known as "flagellum Dei", "the scourge of God". Raiding from his base in southern Hungary over much of the Roman empire - East and West - until his ...

In A.D. 445, Attila would have Bleda murdered, allowing him to become sole ruler of the Huns. Kelly notes that we don’t know how this happened. Attila was not finished with the Eastern Roman Empire.

Using a combination of Total War: ATTILA in game footage and live action footage of professional stunt riders, historian Dr Paul Harrison talks through the ruthless and dramatic life of the ...

We track Attila’s progress as he rampages through Gaul. A family bust-up sparks an extraordinary alliance, as Attila gets engaged to the Roman Emperor’s sister. With the Huns storming deep ...