Marcian

The third council was summoned at Ephesus by the Emperor Theodosius the Younger.

The Emperor Marcian summoned the fourth council at Chalcedon.

The Emperor Justinian the Great summoned the fifth council at Constantinople.

As for the sixth council, it was summoned at Constantinople by the emperor Constantine, the son of Heraclius.

Looking back, one author said of this account, the Huns, who had been plundering Italy and who had also stormed a number of cities, were victims of divine punishment, being visited with heaven-sent disasters, famine, and some kinds of disease.

In addition, they were slaughtered by auxiliaries sent by Emperor Marcian in their home settlements, thus crushed from within and without.

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