Re: Escolarca (pt. 2) Hello! Sounds good. I made a few refinements of workmanship varied. The most controversial may be the separation of schools into paragraphs. Is that the article looks very like Bar a and is visually aggressive, at least to me. Certainly in Laertius miroteando saw this nice and also gives trolero patrician sequences in other schools such as, eg that of the skeptics. Amazingly, not hesitant to elect a director in the path toward complete disorientation. What happens is that I will not add anything until it has Laertius an acceptable ion … and tell me that the de Gredos not be republished, grrr … Well, back to topic: I remember JJM commented that the list was redundant paragraphs. If you must choose, choose the list because it is more visually friendly. The list in prose is a bit overloaded, so split it into paragraphs, but still. Saludotes:) Fernando H (talk) 13:37, 7 May 2009 (UTC) PS I sympathize with the question of moles of Diego.Blown away when you caught me instantly to return in March … 6000 watched you And I think that there was a limit … I have more than 600 … Hello! Unfortunately I have not found literature in the libraries I frequent on the Diadochi, but whether it would be necessary to take certain decisions regarding the article. The dates are always a mess in these old characters, and each specialist believes differently. Recall the chronology section of Xenophanes. So the literature is that French and English, which underpin the content of paragraphs and table respectively provide different data. I am for making critical articles containing the opinion of all experts consulted, and that the reader decide. In this sense we could not do without or the information in paragraphs or table.But right now the article is quite explicit in the presentation of diverse opinions (although the literature has differentiated), and seems to offer simply contradictory.How can we do to, first, visually simplify the article, and secondly, to show the different opinions and sources Maybe a good measure would be put before the briefing on behalf of the specialist, in the article body as well as in the quote, something like Ferrary presents the following sequence of escolarcas and dating: (…) In addition, name of specialist work of Cambridge offers the following variations from dating in the following table: (…) Another way is: we do ourselves a compilation of information to determine the most probable dates, include the data contained in the paragraphs that are not in the table (such as Andronicus at the Lyceum and the Neoplatonists escolarcas), we eliminate redundant paragraphs (clearly from 3 to 7, if we make another column in the table), and we table for two references.To choose the first option we would have a critical article, but perhaps confusing visually, to choose the second option would be an article compact but relatively biased in the choice of information presented. To what are we staying Is there any alternative way – JJM (Talk) 15:28, 7 May 2009 (UTC) Yes, it is appropriate to move this to the discussion. Tomorrow I’m going to look at the Real – Pauly Encyclop die corresponding entry ( ) to see that figure. Do not know why I did not think before. A hug. – JJM (talk) 21:33, 7 May 2009 (UTC) Yes, exactly the RE Wisowa Pauly, the most important reference work exists for everything related to ancient Greece. There is a copy at my school, but my German is very poor and hence not usually use for the articles: (. I’ll do whatever I can. Saludos! – JJM (talk) 21:49, 7 May 2009 (UTC) Of course I agree, Dori doco.Only to see what JJ has written me the colors are up … nor I had noticed inconsistencies in the dates or where inclusions had disagreements on characters, glups … That’s rigor and the rest is nonsense, as you see I’m clumsy The rush, always in haste … Crestfallen and-slow greets you, hoping that no copy in the discussion on this issue, Fernando H (Talk) 22:15, 7 May 2009 (UTC) PS I know that once he had seen escolarcas lists, but where I do not remember anything … perhaps even the copy on those booklets I made me … brrr, what traspapeleee of tooooo! Fortunately, I think I can save my old files on Empedocles, Zeno, Melis and other ‘prisoners’ …