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Xenophon Volume VI
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Cyropaedia, Volume II

Books 5-8

Xenophon

Translated by Walter Miller

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Publication Date: 01/01/1914

496 pages

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V. Gobryas and Gadatas
VI. On the Eve of the Great Battle
VII. The Great Battle
VIII. The Organization of the Empire
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