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Till.' icuishI Kliiiiiiiiiiius is iinsuect.ssfiil in tlie aifgc of AUux, wliiLh he itliiKiuiahes. He tliun pruceeils lo I'hoois,
wlicre lie takes Hyainpolis, Daiilis, Ainbrysus, Anticyra, etc., and besieges Elate-'.
The Aeh.ie:iii League joins the Koiuans.
The Roman fleet lying at Cenehreae iimlef Lucius Quinctius, liiothei- of Titus, takes the place; then, with the
help of tlie Achaeans, he attacks Corinth in vain. The fleet of Attains then retires to the Piraeus, the Romans
to t'orcyra.
Titus miles of
the submission of the Hocotians, and return to IClatea.
liocotian Thebes, receive
Philip assenililes his army in a camp at Diuni. Al)Out tliis time T. Quinctius leaves Klatea, and comes by
Thronium and tScarphea to Thermopylae and Heraclca, then marches to Xyniae, encamping on the boundary between
the Acnianes ami Thessalians. Here he receives his .\etolian contingent and proceeds on his marcli through
Phthiotis, where he is also joined b\- other allies. Making a vain attempt on Phthiotian Tliebes, he marches to about
miles from Phcrae.
Philip, who was then near Larissa, advances towards the Romans, and encamps about 4 miles from Phcrae.
The country being unsuitable for lighting, both armies move towards Scotussa, the Romans encamping at Kretria in
Phthiotis, Pliilip on the river Onchestus ; the ne.\t move of the Romans was to Thetidinm in Pharsalia, and of Philip
to Melamliius, near Scotussa ; neither knowing wliere the other was.
Philip marches on over tlie liills of Cynoscephalae, where lie encamps.
under Titus Flannninus.
Here he is disastrously defeated by the Romans
Philip retires iiito Macedonia, Titus Quinctius proceeds to Larissa; Pliilip is reiluced to sue for peace.
Disconnected successes were obtained by the Romans in this campaign on the river Neniea. between Sieyon and
Corinth ;
and also in Peraca.