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The Phocians surrender to Philip, who exacts an indemnity and receives their Amphictyonic votes.

Many individual Phocian troops, branded as temple robbers, have already fled (some of them in the late 340s will eventually join Timoleon in Sicily).

The cities of Phocis are physically destroyed and the remaining inhabitants distributed among villages.

It is doubtful whether Philip ever seriously intended any other solution to the war in its Phocian dimension.