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| XenophonAlso known as: Xenofon, Xenofōn, Xenofont, Ksenofon, Jenofonte, Xenofonte ... (see complete list), Senofonte, Xenophon 431 BC, 431 BC Xenophon, of Athens Xenophon, Xenophon Atheniensis, - Xenophon Atheniensis, A.s.; Xenophon Walpole, the Historian Xenophon, E.C. Xenophon; Marchant, Rex, Translated By Warner, trans. Xenophon; Rex Warner, translator Xenophon. Rex Warner, Trans. By Watson Xenophon, J. S.), Translated by Rex Warner Xenophon, Xenophon; Josiah Renick Smith Ed., Henry Graham Dakyns, tr. Xenophon;, Xenophon. Translated by Rex Warner., Xenophon and rouse Anabasis W. H. D., Rex (Translated by) Xenophon; Warner, W. H. D. Rouse, Translator Xenophon;, Anna S. (Translator) Xenophon; Benjamin, Francis W.; Zenos, Andrew C. Xenophon; Kelsey, Xenophon. Translated By E. C. Marchant and O. J. T, Samuel Ross (introduction, notes) Xenophon; Winans | 2,046 | 11 |  (3.78) | 0 | 0 |
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- Cyropaedia, Books 5-8 18 copies
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