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454 AD. Flavius Aetius — the general who stopped Attila the Hun at the Catalaunian Plains and held the crumbling Western Roman Empire together for thirty years — stands before Emperor Valentinian III to present his military accounts. The emperor rises from his seat, draws his own sword, and kills him with his own hands. A senator watching the aftermath would later say Valentinian had cut off his right hand with his left. Within twelve months, the officers who buried Aetius would put Valentinian himself in the ground. And while Rome consumed itself from within, Geiseric's Vandal fleet was already moving toward a city that no longer had anyone left to defend it. This is the story of how one act of jealousy, in a single afternoon, made the sack of Rome not just possible — but inevitable. Part of the Fall of Rome & Byzantium series on Chronicle of Command. 🔔 Subscribe for more history of empires, generals, and the battles that shaped the ancient world.

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