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Xenophon of
Athens (/ˈzɛnəfən, ˈziːnə-, -ˌfɒn/;
Ancient Gr****: Ξενοφῶν; c. 430 –
probably 355 or 354 BC) was a Gr****
military leader, philosopher, and...
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Claudius Xenophon (or
Xenephon) was a
governor of
Britannia Inferior, a
province of
Roman Britain around AD 223. He is
named on two
milestones with nearly...
- just a
particular virtue but "the
foundation of all virtues". However,
Xenephon considered virtue to have
three main
parts and two lesser-ranked parts...
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Persian Gardens |
Kaveh Farrokh". kavehfarrokh.com.
Retrieved 2016-02-09.
Xenephon. "Oeconomicus".
Gutenberg Press.
Retrieved 11 June 2015. The
Persian Garden...
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Studies in
classical Philology, Vol. 86 p183
Pillips & Will**** (1999)
Xenephon &
Arrian On
Hunting Arr. 6:1 p99. Aris &
Phillips Warminster England "Genetics...
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Blair &
Bloom 1995, p. 224.
Kuban 2010, p. 258.
Kuban 2010, p. 257-259.
Xenephon (January 1998). Oeconomicus.
Retrieved 11 June 2015 – via
Gutenberg Press...
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axing shortwave radio service". www.abc.net.au.
Retrieved 4
January 2022.
Xenephon leads calls for ABC to
reinstate shortwave radio ABC short-wave broadcasting...
- News.
Retrieved 27
February 2018. Baker,
David (20
February 2018). "Nick
Xenephon raps in SA Best ad campaign". The West Australian.
Retrieved 27 February...
- 1093/oseo/instance.00266021, ISBN 978-0-19-282191-1,
retrieved 2022-10-20
Xenephon. Cyropedia. p. 7.5.73. DeSouza, 28.
Waterfield 2011, p. x.
Diodorus Siculus...
- (****yrians) who had fled away from the
neighbouring villages.
Despite Xenephon's description of the city as
being abandoned,
archaeological evidence seems...
