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Anabasis

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Xenophon's gripping firsthand account tells how ten thousand Greek mercenaries, stranded deep in hostile Persian territory after their employer's death in battle, fought their way home across a thousand miles of mountains, rivers, and enemy armies. Elected a leader during the ordeal, Xenophon records the desperate march with vivid immediacy, the famous cry of 'The sea! The sea!' when the survivors finally glimpse the Black Sea remains one of the great moments in ancient literature. Part military memoir, part adventure, part meditation on leadership and endurance, the Anabasis is a thrilling true story that has inspired soldiers and readers for millennia.

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Xenophon

Xenophon (c. 430-354 BC) was an ancient Greek soldier, historian, and student of Socrates. His Anabasis, an account of the march of the Ten Thousand, is a classic of history and adventure.

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Book facts

Author
Xenophon
First published
1859
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
254
Language
English
Formats
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