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"Xenophon's Anabasis of Cyrus, Books I & II," offers students and enthusiasts a detailed exploration of Xenophon's seminal work. This edition, enhanced with Greek syntax and comprehensive notes by R.W. Taylor, provides invaluable support for understanding the text's linguistic nuances and historical context.
Xenophon's account of the arduous journey of Greek mercenaries through Persia is not only a gripping adventure story but also a crucial historical document. This edition sheds light on the military strategies, political landscape, and cultural interactions of the ancient world. Taylor's annotations clarify complex passages and provide insights into Xenophon's writing style and the historical accuracy of his narrative. A vital resource for students of classical literature, ancient history, and military science, this edition of "Anabasis" ensures the enduring relevance of Xenophon's masterpiece for a modern audience.
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