the rest of the year philip spent in england together with his chancellor thomas de ladit to settle the terms of his alliance with edward iii. philip did homage to edward iii as king of france and duke of normandy and promised to serve edward against anyone except his own brothers. the formal agreement was concluded at the king's hunting lodge at clarendon in wiltshire. philip was to have possession of anything own by him or his brother and keep all his conquests up to a value of 60 000 écus, a considerable sum. edward was to have the demesne lands of the dukes of normandy and anything else philip might conquer. philip was also required to surrender any place of special military or political value. well satisfied philip left england in early december with letters appointing him edward iii's lieutenant in normandy.