On the news of the approaching army, Julius Tutor, one of Civilis' allies, surrendered. The "imprisoned" legions, I "Germanica" and XVI "Gallica", capitulated. They were disgraced and no longer had the confidence of Rome. The I "Germanica" was disbanded and its legionaries were added to the VII "Gemina" in Pannonia. XVI "Gallica" was reconstituted with the name of Legio XVI "Flavia Firma". Pushing down from all directions, Cerialis forced the rebels and their (now scarce) allies to retreat to the North. The rebellion was now confined to Germania Inferior.