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There seems to be some disagreement on when Alvarez arrived at Sant Ferran. The "Pedres de Girona" citation states 9 January, but the Orman tomb states 21 January. I have greater faith in the Orman citation, a proper, well-researched history text, so I've amended the article dates according to that citation (page 60 of that citation). Bdushaw ( talk) 13:05, 10 March 2024 (UTC) reply