enopXenophon And The Greatest Adventure In History

<p>Xenophon of Athens was a man who wore many hats. If you met him later in life, you&rsquo;d maybe call him a historian or a philosopher. He was a close friend and student of Socrates. His writings are still some of the most influential works to come out of Classical Antiquity. But Xenophon lived two lives.</p> <p>Before he was a respected writer and philosopher, Xenophon was just a young soldier, trapped deep in enemy territory, with nothing to take him and his men home but their feet and the will to survive.</p> <p>Plato and Socrates were great thinkers, but I doubt either of them would have survived the nightmare that was the Anabasis.</p> <p><a href="https://beyondsciencetv.medium.com/xenophon-and-the-greatest-adventure-in-history-220edd8f7d42"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>