The author's perspective looks at Attila through the many different eyes. Priscus shows the reader Attila as a governing force. They call an embassy to try and end Attila's fury. The author uses statements such as, "in the presence of Attila" The level of importance of the barbarian

In Conclusion the author characterizes the barbarian Attila by giving in depth factual looks at the actual life he led. Actual facts the author presents discard rumors and myths that in actuality made Attila who he really was may actually make it the reasons clearer of how he assumed the position he was in, and why Attila the Hun is the mysterious entity we have all come to shudder at.

The final perspective of the author is one of Attila's humbleness. There is a famous tradition that Pope Leo I is to meet with Attila. The Pope convinced him to leave Italy. There occurred, according to legend, one of the most famous miracles in the history of Christianity St. Peter and St. Paul appeared to Attila threatening him with instant death if he ignored the urgings of Leo. This is not fact, so it could be Christians influenced by Attila's godliness. In an act that added inestimably to the influence of the Pope a considerate Attila led his army out of Italy. It was probably not so much the influence of Leo as the fact th

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