Regillus
Regillus is a name that can refer to several entities, primarily historical and geographical. One prominent association is with the Battle of Lake Regillus, a legendary battle in early Roman history. This engagement, fought around 496 BCE, is traditionally seen as a decisive victory for the Roman Republic over the Latin League, led by the city of Tusculum and its exiled king, Tarquinius Superbus. The battle is significant for its role in establishing Roman dominance in Latium and is often cited as a pivotal moment in the formation of the Roman Republic.
The name Regillus is also linked to Lake Regillus itself, the body of water where the battle
Additionally, Regillus can appear as a personal name, though this is less common than its association with