anabasis

The repulsive picture which is given of him in the Anabasis of Xenophon, where he also appears as the friend of Aristippus 'and a fair youth having lovers,' has no other trait of likeness to the Meno of Plato.

After that there was a general sound of pages being turned as if they were in class, and then they read a little bit of the Old Testament about making a well, very much as school boys translate an easy passage from the Anabasis when they have shut up their French grammar.

Alexander the Great in Arrian's Anabasis: A Literary Portrait

The introductory text includes Greek to English and English to Greek exercises that drill Greek grammar and vocabulary as well as readings from Xenophon's Anabasis and Memorabilia.

Up to eight veterans go on each of the holistic breaks which are based at the Anabasis mountain hut near Capel Curig in Snowdonia.

The better known include the Anabasis (401-400 BC), when ten thousand Hellenic mercenaries under Xenephon fought their way across Persia and Turkey to return home to Greece.

Panovska, Phytochemicals and Antioxidant Properties of Extracts from The Root and Stems of Anabasis Articulata, IFRJ, 20, 2057 (2013).

I fear, however, that the focus of the Seleucid kings, despite the anabasis of Antiochus III, gradually shifted to the west, as is nicely demonstrated by Kosmin (2014a: 145-46, maps 5 and 6).

Eventually, one of the cave-dwellers is forcefully freed from his shackles and starts the long and arduous trek uphill towards the light (an anabasis, ascent, an important figure of speech of the Republic).

2017), le cortege floristique des groupements de Hammada scopariad' appartenancesaharienneetmediterraneenne bien adapte au condition de l'Atlas saharien comprend: Anabasis articulata, A.

Not all of his fans are aware of his six year anabasis in Russia, however, which began with his capture on the front lines of Galicia during the First World War.