Xenophon's Anabasis, books I.-IV

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fores heri an uor.

προειργασμαι, πρό - ἐν ίομαι,

rire.

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προκρινον, προκρινῶ, προκέκρικα, προειρῆνα, or P. προὐκρίθην,

amst, actis consuI; - in atridsense, κίνδυνον προξενεῖν τινι, Λ sui sanier um one. I. V.

consula agens in reon, term in

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VI. iii. I. vir ω, προσέξω, προσέσπηκα, aetior. προσέσχον, in m. προσεῖχον,

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vi. I.

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προσέταξα or P. προσετάχθην, ω, en in uson, commanae, orae'. προ- ω, τελέσω, προστετέλεκα,

s μάττω, προτάξω, προτέταχα, PL P. προτέταγμαι, πρό - - τέρο

s τελέω, τελέσω, προτετέλεκα,

asi preseri, iro as excuse III. i. s.

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V. viii. 23. a. orires o passage o the

iv. I.

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V. 24.

to vir of the sanae name, O

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Ni is, eων , αι Sardis o Saraias, an ancient cit o Lydia, residenco of thes Lydian rings. Alter He overthrow of Croesus in Cyrus the reat, Sardis passe into the and of the Perstans, an be in the chiescit os a satrapy. See . to P. 54, 6. I. ii 2 et seq.

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allos, a me ure es value curientas a silver coin. The Persian

Sic ansan, an inhabitant of Sicyon, an ancient cit on ine orth, erit coetis of the Peloponnesus, noritium os Corinth. III. v.

hing of the di ians, in Thrace, at the time o Dari

sittiate On the right bant os the Tigris, a hori distance non es modern Bagdaci. II