Description
Xenophon by Sir Alexander Grant is a remarkable exploration of the life and works of the ancient Greek historian, philosopher, and soldier, Xenophon. This classic text, originally published in the 19th century, provides an in-depth look at Xenophon’s contributions to Greek literature and history. Sir Alexander Grant meticulously narrates Xenophon’s adventures, beginning with his early life and experiences in Athens.
The book delves into Xenophon’s participation in the famous expedition of Cyrus the Younger, his leadership during the arduous retreat of the Ten Thousand, and his later years devoted to writing and philosophy. Grant’s scholarly work also highlights Xenophon’s significant works such as “Anabasis,” “Cyropaedia,” and “Memorabilia,” offering readers a comprehensive understanding of Xenophon’s impact on classical studies. This edition is an 1885 of the original 1871 edition and has a pull out map at the back. It is in very good condition given its age. It serves as an essential resource for scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Greek history and literature.
