 Flaccus' force was defeated, but Cato's was able to push the Aetolians off the high ground and attack the Seleucid camp from behind.This sparked a panic among the Seleucid forces, who fled from the battlefield.Roman sources claim that almost the entire Seleucid force of 10,000 was killed, captured, or surrendered, either on the battlefield or over the following few days of pursuit, whilst the Romans lost only 200 men.