Anabasis: The March of the Ten Thousand (Annotated)
by Xenophon
Anabasis details the harrowing march of ten thousand Greek soldiers across Persia after their leader's death. Xenophon, an Athenian historian and soldier, narrates their epic struggle through hostile lands, showcasing ingenuity and determination to reach safety. An essential classical text on ancient warfare and endurance.
About This Book
Anabasis chronicles the expedition of ten thousand Greek mercenaries who, after serving in a Persian civil war, found themselves stranded deep in enemy lands following the death of their employer.
Xenophon, a participant in the campaign, recounts their remarkable 1,500-mile retreat to the sea, facing harsh terrains, hostile forces, and internal challenges.
The narrative highlights themes of leadership, resilience, and survival in one of antiquity's most famous military adventures.
This annotated version provides contextual notes to enhance understanding of the historical and cultural backdrop.
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