Ten thousand Greek mercenaries march into Persia for a prince who is killed in his first battle; their generals are seized under a flag of truce; and the survivors, leaderless in hostile country, elect a young Athenian to lead them home. Xenophon wrote the account himself, in the third person, and the shout when they reach the water — the sea, the sea — is one of the oldest thrills in literature.
Engels
Xenophon's Memorabilia
Cyropaedia : The Education of Cyrus
Xenophon's Socrates
Die größten Geschichtsbücher der Antike : Römische Kaiserbiographien, Der Alexanderzug, Der Bürgerkrieg, Der Peloponnesische Krieg, Ab urbe condita, Historien, Die Kriegsgeschichte, Kirchengeschichte
XENOPHON: Athens vs. Sparta - Why Sparta's Laws are Superior
Oeconomicus : Household, Husbandry, and Leadership – Xenophon’s Lessons on Economics, Ethics, and Domestic Management
Memorabilia : Remembering Socrates – Xenophon’s Portrait of Character, Conversation, and Everyday Philosophy
Symposium : A Banquet of Perspectives – Xenophon’s Dialogue on Eros, Friendship, and the Deeds of Socrates
Complete Works : Anabasis, Cyropaedia, Hellenica, Agesilaus, Defense of Socrates, The Polity of the Athenians…
The Life and Legacy of Socrates : Xenophon's Memoires of Socrates and His Teachings: Memorabilia, Apology, The Economist, Symposium…
Anabasis : Enriched edition. The Persian Expedition of Cyrus
