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A review by marc129
The Persian Expedition by Xenophon
Actually read this in another Dutch translation (that of De Pauw and Clerckx, 1943!).
Very clear, lively style, very pleasant to read; careful use of speeches, special attention to military aspects, individuals acting strongly, no gods involved; subdued drama, cult of personality especially around his own person (he portrays himself as an excellent strategist, fine diplomat, artful speaker, gently modest, religious); the army is represented as an autonomous body with whims and wishes that constantly needs to be appeased and convinced. Clearly an apology.
Very clear, lively style, very pleasant to read; careful use of speeches, special attention to military aspects, individuals acting strongly, no gods involved; subdued drama, cult of personality especially around his own person (he portrays himself as an excellent strategist, fine diplomat, artful speaker, gently modest, religious); the army is represented as an autonomous body with whims and wishes that constantly needs to be appeased and convinced. Clearly an apology.