 And the Romans, even though they've never confronted an elephant before, they hold their grounds and they inflict losses on Pyrrhus that are difficult for him to take. And so what Pyrrhus does is he offers very generous peace terms to the Romans. In effect, the Romans have to admit that Pyrrhus has beaten them, but there's not much else that they have to grant to Pyrrhus other than a return to the status quo before Pyrrhus arrived. And the Roman Senate thinks about this and says,