Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive collection, "The Works of Xenophon," presents the writings of the celebrated Greek historian, soldier, and philosopher. Edited by Henry Graham Dakyns, this edition offers a complete view of Xenophon's contributions to literature and historical record.
Included are Xenophon's accounts of his military exploits, philosophical dialogues featuring Socrates, and treatises on horsemanship, hunting, and economics. These works provide invaluable insights into the society, politics, and culture of ancient Greece.
Readers will discover enduring lessons in leadership, strategy, and ethics, making "The Works of Xenophon" an essential resource for anyone interested in classical history and philosophy.
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