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The Economist

432 BCE-351? BCE Xenophon · Henry Graham Dakyns

FormatEbook
Published1998
Words37,734
LanguageEnglish
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Written as a Socratic dialogue, this ancient Greek work by Xenophon examines household management and estate administration, presenting practical and ethical guidance on organizing property, agriculture, and domestic affairs. It suits readers interested in classical philosophy, ancient economic thought, and the history of Greek social life.
From our reading desk Henry Graham Dakyns: The Voice of Xenophon in EnglishA British translator who brought the histories, dialogues and treatises of the ancient Greek writer Xenophon into readable English.

432 BCE-351? BCE Xenophon

Xenophon was an ancient Greek historian, soldier, and mercenary who was a student of Socrates. He is best known for historical and philosophical prose works, including the Anabasis and his accounts of Socrates.

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