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There is is still some content which might not be correct, which is currently sourced with Norwich. In Particular the article still states that Heraclius sailed to Issus in Cilicia, whereas according to Kaegi he sailed to Pylai in Bythnia (instead?) Could somebody with access to Norwich (and possibly the complete Kaegi) check what Norwich is writing exactly? If the two sources disagree we would need to incorporate a hint regarding that into the article. If they sources agree and it is simply an old (false) leftover from the original article, it should be removed rewritten. Unfortunately I have only partial access to Kaegi hence I can't really do it myself (at least not thoroughly).--Kmhkmh (talk) 11:36, 23 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]
