This edition of Xenophon's "Anabasis" is specifically designed for students in schools and colleges. Featuring explanatory notes by James L. Boise and Kiepert's map detailing the route of the Ten Thousand, this volume provides a comprehensive introduction to one of the most important works of classical literature.

Xenophonâ?(TM)s account of the Greek army's journey through Persia offers not only a gripping narrative of adventure and survival but also invaluable insights into ancient history, military strategy, and the culture of the classical world. This edition aims to make the text accessible to modern students, aiding their understanding and appreciation of the historical and literary context.

A vital resource for anyone studying classical languages, history, or literature, this edition of "Anabasis" continues to be relevant for its historical significance and enduring narrative power.

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