Talk:Philip II Philoromaeus

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Naerhu's Commment edit

"generations of Seleucid kings, by far the mightiest rulers of the Hellenistic world." This makes it sound like all 11 generations were the mightiest rulers, which may be disputed. /User Naerhu 10Feb06

Uhh.. everything I've seen says Philip II died pretty early in his reign. What are the sources for this conquest of the rest of the region?

I frankly don't buy that and want to see some corroboration.

Slashdot user's complaint edit

User Zibblsnrt (125875) on Slashdot has denounced the accuracy of the current version of this article here. Unfortunately I know nothing about this material myself or I'd attempt to correct it. --Saucepan 21:59, 5 Sep 2004 (UTC)

I've reverted to the last edit before the apparent alternative history invention added by anonymous User:194.47.63.12 on 15 July 2003. The rest of this Anon. user's "contributions" had better be checked now by someone more competent than I. I have looked at other edis and this Anon. seems competent. Wetman 22:23, 5 Sep 2004 (UTC)

My apologies. This was a misbegotten joke by myself after having discovered Wikipedia and written several edits on the very obscure last Seleucids, without believing anybody would ever read it. I have since mended my ways and can assure you that everything else is - thanks for the compliment - competent to the best of my capability. /User Sponsianus May 2005

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