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Xenophon
published on 02 September 2009
Xenophon of Athens (430-c.354 BCE) was a contemporary of Plato and a fellow student of Socrates. He is known for his writings, especially his Anabasis, Memorobilia and his Apology (the latter two dealing with Socrates and, besides Plato’s writings, the basis for what we know of Socrates) though ancient sources claim that he wrote more than forty books... [continue reading]
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ArrianAnchor (17 January 2012)Price: $18.33 -

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AnonymousUniversity of California Press (07 November 2005)Price: $55.27 -

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