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What does marcellinus mean when he describes the huns as being glued to their horses
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What does marcellinus mean when he describes the huns as being glued to their horses

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When he says the Huns were "glued to their horses" he is saying that they were such good and well-trained warriors that it seemed impossible to knock them off with weapons.
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