Anabasis
Following the death of King Darius, his son Cyrus faces accusations of treason from his brother, King Artaxerxes. To protect himself and challenge for the throne, Cyrus secretly gathers an army of Hellenic and barbarian troops.
License
Public Domain
Originally published
1897
Latest release
Jul 28, 2026
Pages
390
Format
6 × 9 in (152 × 229 mm)
Book type
Paperback nonfiction
Table of Contents
- I. Darius and Parysatis
- II
- III. At Tarsus
- IV. The March to Issi
- V
- VI
- VII
- VIII. The King Is Advancing
- IX. The Character of Cyrus
- X
- Book II
- I. The Generals Meet
- II. The Messengers from Ariaeus
- III
- IV. The Hellenes and Ariaeus
- V. The River Zapatas
- VI. The Generals Seized
- Book III
- I
- II. The Election of New Generals
- III
- IV
- V
- Book IV
- I
- II
- III. The Crossing of the Centrites
- IV. The Passage of the Plain
- V. The March Through the Snow
- VI. The Guide
- VII. The Taochians
- VIII. The March Through the Country of the Macrones
- Book V
- I
- II. The Drilae
- III
- IV. The Mossynoecians
- V. The Chalybes and the Tibarenians
- VI
- VII
- VIII. Judicial Examination of the Generals
- Book VI
- I
- II. The Voyage Along the Coast
- III. The Arcadians
- IV. Calpe Haven
- V. The March to the Fastness
- VI
- Book VII
- I. The Spartan High Admiral
- II
- III
- IV. The Thynians
- V. The Delta
- VI
- VII
- VIII