Author: XenophonAlso known as: Xenofon, Ksenofon, Xenofōn, Jenofonte, Xenofonte, Senofonte ... (see complete list), Xenophon 431 BC, Xenophon Atheniensis, - Xenophon Atheniensis, A.s.; Xenophon Walpole, the Historian Xenophon, trans. Xenophon; Rex Warner, translator Xenophon. Rex Warner, Translated by Rex Warner Xenophon, Xenophon; Josiah Renick Smith Ed., Xenophon. Translated by Rex Warner., Rex (Translated by) Xenophon; Warner, Xenophon and rouse Anabasis W. H. D., Anna S. (Translator) Xenophon; Benjamin
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