Helleniques
by Xenophon and edited and translated by Denis Roussel and Roland Etienne
Les Helleniques de Xenophon donnent une suite a l’histoire de la guerre du Peloponnese de Thucydide. La premiere partie couvre la periode qui va de l’automne 411 jusqu’a la chute d’Athenes en 404. Puis l’auteur entreprend de raconter les evenements marquants de l’histoire de la Grece jusqu’a la bataille de Mantinee (362).
- By (author) Xenophon
- Edited and translated by Roland Etienne
- Edited and translated by Denis Roussel
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