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Xenophon

1 series 1 book in order 1913–2009

Xenophon, also known as Xenophon of Athens, was a Greek historian, soldier, and mercenary born around 431 BC. He was the son of Gryllus and a member of the deme Erchia in Athens. A contemporary of Socrates, he was an admirer of the philosopher and is known for preserving Socrates' sayings. Xenophon wrote about the history of his time, particularly the 4th century BC, and provided detailed accounts of life in ancient Greece and the Persian Empire. He lived until approximately 354 BC.

Active years
1913–2009
Known for
Oxford World’s Classics

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Series by Xenophon

Oxford World’s Classics

2 books in order · 1913–2009

  1. Cover of Selected English speeches from Burke to Gladstone

    Selected English speeches from Burke to Gladstone

    1913

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We list 1 book by Xenophon across 1 series, published between 1913–2009 — each shown in full reading order.

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