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[edit] Isaac = Sahak I?
So as near as I can tell, this person is the same individual labeled St. Sahak I (I thought originally Shahak, but I fixed) over at List of Catholicoi of Armenia. I made a link, but if someone knows different, please tell me and fix things! --Jfruh 17:59, 22 Jun 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Dates and age of Isaac of Armenia
It is strange that his dates of birth and death are (338-439) (or death later to 441 at most), but he is supposed to die at the age of 110. Something seems to be wrong here. Shouldn't the article state less precisely that he died at age of about 100, perhaps more? --Ruziklan 15:44, 14 December 2005 (UTC)
