De tocht van de tienduizend. Anabasis

His choices during the retreat seem both strategic and desperate—what do you think motivated him to take this route instead of safer options?

The tactical details and troop movements painted a vivid picture, but I wonder if Xenophon’s own experiences shaped this level of detail or if it was added later.

The book subtly hints at the wider political tensions, but I’m curious whether Xenophon’s perspective was influenced by his own ambitions or biases.