Talk:Battle of Ipsus
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The text says: "This was the only major European battle in which both sides employed Indian war elephants." Though the diadochii had a Makedonian i.e. European background, it is somewhat problematic to call this battle a European one as it clearly took place in Asia.--Proofreader 20:41, 13 December 2005 (UTC)
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