Xenophon
Xenophon of Athens was a Greek historian, philosopher, and soldier who lived from approximately 431 to 355 BC. He was a student of Socrates and a contemporary of Plato.
Xenophon's diverse writings include historical accounts, philosophical dialogues, and practical treatises.
His major works include the Anabasis, which recounts his experiences as a mercenary in Persia, and the Cyropaedia, a semi-fictional biography of Cyrus the Great.
Xenophon's writings provide valuable insights into ancient Greek society, military tactics, and Socratic philosophy.
His clear, straightforward prose style made him popular among later generations of readers and influenced the development of historical and biographical writing.
