
BIBLIOTHÈQUE
AVERTISSEMENT
LIVRE PREMIER - CHAPITRE PREMIER
LIVRE II - CHAPITRE PREMIER
LIVRE III - CHAPITRE PREMIER
LIVRE IV - CHAPITRE PREMIER
LIVRE V - CHAPITRE PREMIER
LIVRE VI - CHAPITRE PREMIER
LIVRE VII - CHAPITRE PREMIER
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A young Athenian aristocrat finds himself drawn into the orbit of Persia’s royal intrigue, joining a daring venture led by the ambitious Cyrus the Younger. Gathered from across the Greek world, a force of roughly ten thousand hoplites sets out to support Cyrus’s bid for the throne, marching through the rugged terrain of Anatolia with confidence and high hopes.
The narrative follows their initial triumphs as they push deep into enemy lands, confronting unfamiliar climates and hostile forces. Yet as the campaign stretches farther from home, the expedition’s leaders grapple with dwindling supplies, uneasy alliances, and the looming uncertainty of a war that may not go as planned. Listeners are invited to experience the raw camaraderie, strategic brilliance, and the stark reality of ancient warfare through the eyes of a soldier‑turned‑historian who recorded every step of this remarkable march.
Language
fr
Duration
~7 hours (457K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
France: Hachette, 1872.
Credits
Laurent Vogel (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)
Release date
2023-05-23
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

-431–-355
A soldier, historian, and student of Socrates, he wrote with unusual clarity about war, leadership, politics, and everyday conduct. His books bring the ancient Greek world close, especially in the unforgettable march of the Ten Thousand in Anabasis.
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