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>>22658318
You forget to mention Xenophon

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>>20864306
He can't keep getting away with it

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>>20678200
He can't keep getting away with it

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DARIUS AND PARYSATIS HAD TWO SONS BORN TO THEM, OF WHOM THE ELDER WAS ARTAXERXES AND THE YOUNGER CYRUS

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>>19357025
By that logic, Xenophon was a way bigger Chad then bitch boy Aeschylus and he said Achilles and Patroclus being gay was bullshit.

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Xenophon's anabasis is the funniest thing I read in a while
>then we came to a populous city, which was very rich
>then we marched 20 parasanges to a city, which was very populous and rich
>we crossed a river. it had a width of three plethrons
>parasanges
>phletrons
>zeus willing
>the gods willing
>Kyros was the best of friends

Don't know why but his way of telling the story is charming. Any other greek text that's like this? preferably nothing philosophical.

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Good sense is contagious.

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The conservative godfather. Everybody needs to read the Estate Manager.

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>>11591913
Ι wish to go back: The man

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>"no necropolis, however rich, can replace the living tradition of a nation"
This hurts a lot because I'm in Classics

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Does anybody here read anything from Papa Xenophon?

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Xenophon. Read Anabasis.

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What is /lit/'s opinion on Xenophon?

What do you consider his most accessible work?

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Which of Xenophon's works are worth reading?

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>>7125901
I don't know, I write economics and history treatises. What, are all scholars the same to you?

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