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Tlie Roman fleet, under Aeniilius, follows to Epliesiis, extorts formal submission from the enemy, sails to Chius,
thence toPliocaea which it takes ; the fleet winters there.
The Scipios, who were marching past Maronea and Aeuus, hearing of the victory at Myonessus and the
evacuation of L\-siniachia, advance to Lysimachia, cross the Hellespont unopposed, march through Dardanus,
Rhoeteum and Ilium and encamp at the source of the river Caicus, where they are joined by Lumenes and
the Pergamene forces.
Antiochus, who was at
Sipylus.
Thyatira, marches across the river Phrygius, and jneamp.s near Magnesia by Mount
Scipio, thinking Antiochus was at Thyatira, marches continuously to the Phrygius, brushing aside the lightarmed
troops of Antiochus and the Gauls, and enters the Hyrcanian plains, pitching his camp four miles from the
enemj'.
Battle of Magnesia ; Antiochus defeated with great slaughter, he flies to Sardes. His fleet evacuates Ephesus and
puts in to Patara.
Scipio comes to Sardes, where overtures are made to him for peace.
Peace confirmed by the Senate ; Antiochus surrenders all Asia Minor north and west of tlie Taurus mountains.