On this, the dictator, omitting nothing (that could conciliate) divine or human aid, is said to have vowed a temple to Castor, and likewise to have promised rewards to the first and second of the soldiers who should enter the enemy's camp.

And such was their ardour, that the Romans took the camp with the same impetuosity wherewith they had routed the enemy in the field.

Such was the engagement at the lake Regillus.

The dictator and master of the horse returned to the city in triumph.
[Footnote 82: By giving up the advantage of their horses, and forgetting their superiority of rank.] 21.

For the next three years there was neither settled peace nor open war.