>my bwc is better than your bwc

>Serve the roman for centuries

>The huns come

>Run scared asking help of the romans

>The huns destroy rome

>We won

>Immediatly become subservient to the pope

>>Serve the roman for centuries

>>The huns come

>>Run scared asking help of the romans

>>The huns destroy rome

>>We won

>>Immediatly become subservient to the pope

>The fugitives, however, were driven back to their entrenchments, where the Romans beheld a most tragic spectacle. The women, in black garments, stood at the waggons and slew the fugitives — their husbands or brothers or fathers, then strangled their little children and cast them beneath the wheels of the waggons or the feet of the cattle, and then cut their own throats. It is said that one woman hung dangling from the tip of a wagon-pole, with her children tied to either ankle; while the men, for lack of trees, fastened themselves by the neck to the horns of the cattle, or to their legs, then plied the goad, and were dragged or trampled to death as the cattle dashed away. Nevertheless, in spite of such self-destruction, more than sixty thousand were taken prisoners; and those who fell were said to have been twice that number.