At this stage in the campaign, Philip's army was running out of food, so he seized the city of Myus and gave it to the Magnesians in return for food supplies. Since the Magnesians had no grain, Philip settled for enough figs to feed his whole army. Subsequently, Philip turned north in order to seize and garrison the cities of Iasos, Bargylia, Euromus and Pedasa in quick succession.
As Philip's army faced food shortages during the campaign, he captured Myus from the Magnesians in exchange for food supplies.  Since the Magnesians lacked grain, Philip accepted a supply of figs to feed his entire army.  He then moved north to capture and garrison the cities of Iasos, Bargylia, Euromus, and Pedasa quickly.