Of these, Lucius Lucretius and Caius AEmilius got the Volsinians as their province; the Salpinians fell to the lot of Agrippa Furius and Servius Sulpicius.
The first engagement was with the Volsinians.

The war, important from the number of the enemy, was without difficulty brought to a close.

At the first onset, their army was put to flight.

Eight thousand soldiers, hemmed in by the cavalry, laid down their arms and surrendered.

The account received of that war had the effect of preventing the Salpinians from hazarding an engagement; the troops secured themselves within their towns.