This is an edition of Xenophon's "Anabasis", prepared with explanatory notes for students in schools and colleges. Xenophon's account of the journey of the Ten Thousand offers invaluable insights into ancient Greek military tactics, leadership, and the challenges of navigating foreign lands. This volume, intended for educational use, presents the original Greek text alongside annotations designed to aid comprehension and appreciation of the work.

James Robinson Boise's edition seeks to make Xenophon accessible to a new generation of students, ensuring the enduring relevance of this classic work. The "Anabasis" remains a cornerstone of classical education, valued for its historical significance and literary merit.

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