Xenophon's Anabasis, books I.-IV

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o ille Peloponnesus mal of

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v. 33.

I. i. II, Viri 28.

III. v. α

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viii. 9, 2, 2 r. Ἀσιναῖ- -ον,4 Annaean, a native

es Asine a mali town in tac vina, solith o Sparta modern

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Aspendus, a cit in Pamphylia,

metonyrnu, M a Collective noun,

riton about Nineveli, east of the Tigris, later ille greater pari os Mesopotamia also. In menω

as mortar in ancient ac vel asinodem times. m. iv. a.

eo furon.

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iam, at the head of the guli of the

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ries.

VI. u. a.

narne es a goG ab on, ne of the nios faniolis cities of antiqui-ty, siluated on N,lli sides of the Euphrates, laeto v Ninevela. c- cording to Herodotus, iis Mound-plan a a quare, t vel ve mileseacti Way, and it vas surroundeclla a Wali vo lae high and obroad Mithram brare gales. It vas captured by Cyrus in B C 538, an in Alexander in B. C. 33I. The ancient si te is no covered uitli tiroad hilis, the reniatns ofonce imposin patetices, in Whichexcavations have recovere innumerable objecta os interest anilvalue The modern nam os ine

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II. u. 3.

the Anabasis sed osten of the Persians As siil st.. βάρβαροι

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βλέπω, λέ- β βλεψα, ἔβλεψα,

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unde Athenia an no under Sparta control. In 33 A. D. tWas made in capital of the Roman Enipire When iis nam Maachange to Constantinopolis, moderii Constantino e. μντι- - 'o' adj., B antine, o 'santium. As substi, misinos, ori L a B zantine, gratimeo 'santium, in suant of Brsantium.