
Anabasis, written by Xenophon around 399 B.C., is an autobiographical account of his journey with Greek mercenaries to Persia to support Cyrus the Younger in his quest for the throne against his brother Artaxerxes. The work details the challenges faced during their march and the subsequent retreat of the Greek forces, highlighting Xenophon's leadership and tactical insights. This text is notable for its firsthand perspective on ancient military campaigns and the experiences of mercenaries in foreign lands.













