Talk:Corax

Created a separate page for Corax of Syracuse; this can serve as a disambiquation page

Corax, John T. Kirby
I believe that a reference to John T. Kirby in this article, and his use of "corax" as an online moniker, is not out-of-line. He is the founder of the Classics department at Purdue University (in 1988) [Complete Curriculum Vitae]. As can be seen in that page, he is widely published and is often invited to make trips abroad as a key-note speaker at such notable institutions as Oxford. He is published in the The Oxford Encyclopedia of Rhetoric (2001). If not an entry for him, why an entry for a famous political cartoonist? For a complete list of all of his contributions to Classics, refer to the address above. I am new to editing, so please guide me on how to do this properly. Thank you :) Kialari 03:24, 5 October 2005 (UTC)

Cleanup
Why has this page been flagged as requiring a cleanup? For a word with lots of quite obscure meanings, I think the page is quite clear and follows the wikipedia standard for such a page. Canderra 16:08, 18 January 2006 (UTC)

I agree, if no-one has any objections I will go ahead and remove the clean-up tag. User:Jaganath 23:34, 12 July 2006 (UTC)