route and parasangs in xenophon’s anabasis

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Abstract

Reassessment of geographical data in Xenophon and incorporation of information in Diodorus make it possible to arrive at a coherent account of the distances marched by the Ten Thousand.

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Authors ;Iordanis K. Paradeisopoulos
Journal Fitoterapia
Year 2014
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history of greece

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