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I wanted to note that this is apparently not the battle that is described on 429 BC and List of battles (but I will fix the descriptions there). I may be misreading something somewhere, but in Thucydides this is a land battle, not a naval battle, and Phormio does not seem to be involved (but it leads into Naupactus, so maybe there was some confusion). Adam Bishop 00:05, 18 Dec 2003 (UTC)
