Hellenics of Xenophon. Books I and II. Text rev. with notes critical and explanatory analysis indices and map by Herbert Hailstone

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iimportant incidenis V In Shori, modern cestias Olonger hare the confidetice of earlier scholara in uratillior' candour ind simplicitum style. Manu cliarge Xenophon himself rith a direct perversion os thetruth; many cormplain os the latenes an imperfections of the manuscripis Some infer that ille Hel

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vi INTRODUCTIO

in narration Os his series of evenis, the historia nappears to his best induantago liis laseari is stili xvarin villi an innat love of count1' and of her re institutions es diis a tirue Athenian he condemna the

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INTRODUCTION. vii

harangue is leasuigly relieved by the interpositionis

I. A. 1. I. . . . l. 10. II. 3. I.

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AE INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUC PION. ix

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used in the repuration O thiis instat utent of the Hellentes Histories of Greece Muford, Thiri vali, audi te Xenophon' Hellentes Schneider 1849

Cobet, Proes Hellen. H. H. 11. a BED PIACE,

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LIVE OF XENOPHO X. xi

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Clearchus replied that it vas his ut to se that ali