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His father murdered by the command of his uncle, the King, Attila is sent off as Roman hostage to the Imperial seat at Ravenna. The young Attila is shocked by Roman wealth, and ironically, by Roman bloodlust. He learns Roman "civilization" too well.

Returning to his plains, Attila unites the steppe peoples, and amasses the greatest army of his time. Driven by vengeance and an enigmatic prophecy, he dominates Europe.

Attila is gracious and generous to his friends, but ruthless to his enemies. He supports a Roman friend, General Aetius, to lead Rome's armies. Friend turns enemy when Attila invades Gaul; Aetius stops Attila near Chalons, but neither Aetius nor the Pope can oust him from Italy. Plague and famine do. Still, he plots to conquer.

Attila's prophecy assures that he will die "by no man's hand." His Queen warns that his many wives are his greatest danger. He doesn't listen.

ATTILA, a saga, true to history and legend, pulses with Attila's brutal charm, and brings alive the chaos of the era.

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Bestiarius: A performer who fights wild animals for the entertainment of the crowd at the Roman coliseum and similar arenas.

Stupidus: A Roman fool or jester trained in the mime, who entertains at a banquet, before the troops, or later, at a foreign court.

Magus, magikus: A magician and wise man who entertains or terrifies with his command of the unknown.

Zerco is all of the above in turn, and a spy as well, but first of all he is a lover, a romantic. The son of a Moorish chief, slavers capture and enslave him. He becomes a bestiarius, momentarily a star. The target of a murderous plot, he survives partly crippled. Freed, but indebted, he is sent by a Roman general as Stupidus to the Hunnish court of King Rugila. There he finds love, and a conflict of loyalties, but only shortly before being carried off to exile to protect him from Rugila's successor, Attila. How will he rescue the love of his life from Attila's increasingly regimented kingdom?

Zerco is engaging, articulate in his native tongue, but a bumbler in four languages. He speaks them simultaneously, sometimes on purpose. He is a natural fool and a survivor, who uses his disabilities to prevail against overwhelming odds.

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