Xenophon's "Anabasis," often regarded as a foundational text in the canon of classical literature, recounts the remarkable journey of Greek mercenaries known as the Ten Thousand as they navigate the treacherous terrain of Persia following the death of their leader, Cyrus the Younger. Written in a captivating first-person narrative style, the work combines elements of adventure, military strategy, and ethical reflection, showcasing Xenophon's keen observation and philosophical insights. The lite ...