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Xenophon

77r-79v : Excerptum ex Memorabilium Xenophontis libro secundo de Hercule Prodici, latine, Vincentio Obsopoeo ...
Xenophon, Bessarion, Opsopoeus, Vincentius, Melanchthon, Philipp   +3 more
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Beyond Xenophon: Other Speakers in Xenophon’s Anabasis

, 2022
A substantial part, about a quarter, of Xenophon’s Anabasis is made up of direct speeches. Starting from Book 3, the most talkative character is Xenophon, who proposes himself as an ideal commander. The figure of Xenophon as an ideal leader is also built through comparison with other commanders, whose portraits are outlined and/or whose actions are ...
Roberto Nicolai
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Xenophon

, 2020
This book offers a concise introduction to Xenophon, the Athenian historian, political thinker, moral philosopher and literary innovator who was also a pupil of Socrates, a military general on campaign in Persia, and an exile in residence in the ...
Jasper Griffin, P. J. Rhodes, Rhiannon Ash, Theresa Urbainszyk, Marguerite Johnson, Daniel Silvermintz, Anne Pippin Burnett, Sarah Annes Brown, Genevieve Liveley, Peter Howell, Federico Santangelo, John Godwin, Philip D. Hills, Jasper Griffin, Robert Garland, James Morwood, Susan Walker, Amanda Hurley, Barbara Levick, Jesper Majbom Madsen, Richard Rawles, Marguerite Johnson, Fiona Hobden, Sally-Ann Ashton   +23 more
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Xenophon, Hellenica

, 2016
This chapter analyses the moralising techniques and moral lessons of Xenophon’s Hellenika. In terms of techniques, it discovers that Xenophon stands at a midway point between his Classical predecessors and Hellenistic successors, but that he uses scenes ...
Lisa Irene Hau
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Xenophon

2023
Born around 425 BC, the Athenian Xenophon lived through the most exciting period in Athenian history. A versatile student of Socrates, he spent much of his life in exile. He worshipped the Spartan king Agesilaos and glorified Persian culture, which he visualised in his major work, the Cyropaedia.
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Xenophon

Mediterranean Studies, 2021
Huitink, L., Rood, T.
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Xenophon

Notes and Queries, 1870
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Xenophon

The American Historical Review, 1980
J. K. Anderson, Rainer Nickel
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The Limits of Regimes: Education and Character Formation in Xenophon’s Political Thought

Recovering Political Philosophy, 2023
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