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455 AD. The Vandal fleet had already reached the mouth of the Tiber, and Rome had no army left to stop it. Petronius Maximus, the man who caused this crisis, was being torn apart by his own citizens in the streets below the Palatine Hill. His body would hit the Tiber before Geiseric's men even stepped ashore, leaving an empty throne and a city in open panic. Maximus had shattered the one treaty holding Geiseric's fleet at bay, forcing the princess Eudocia to marry his own son. No general rode out to meet the enemy, no emperor stood on the walls to rally the people. Only Pope Leo I walked forward alone, carrying nothing but words, to face the man who had come to take everything. He couldn't stop the sack — but for fourteen days, as the Vandals stripped Rome of everything Alaric had left behind, Leo's negotiation may have been the only thing standing between plunder and total annihilation. 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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