The Persian Expedition
by Xenophon
In 'The Persian Expedition,' Xenophon details the epic march of ten thousand Greek mercenaries stranded in Persia after their leader's failed coup. Navigating treacherous terrain and relentless foes, they demonstrate extraordinary courage and tactical prowess to reach safety. This classic work captures the essence of ancient warfare and exploration.
About This Book
The Persian Expedition, written by the Greek historian Xenophon, recounts the real-life adventures of a Greek army in the service of a Persian prince.
Following the prince's defeat and death, the soldiers face immense challenges in their retreat across vast and dangerous lands.
Xenophon's narrative highlights themes of resilience, strategy, and human endurance in the face of adversity.
As both a participant and chronicler, Xenophon provides a firsthand perspective on this pivotal episode in ancient history.
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