Greeks march to Persia from "summary" of Anabasis by Xenophon
The Greeks found themselves in a difficult situation as they were stranded deep in the heart of the Persian Empire. With no supplies and surrounded by hostile forces, they knew they had to make a decision to either surrender or fight their way out. After much debate and discussion, the decision was made to march towards the Black Sea, where they hoped to find safety and provisions. The journey ahead was treacherous, with rugged terrain and enemy forces blocking their path at every turn. Despite the challenges, the Greeks remained resolute and determined to press on. They knew that their survival depended on their ability to persevere and overcome whatever obstacles lay in their way. As they marched through unfamiliar territory, the Greeks encountered numerous hardships and setbacks. They faced fierce battles with enemy forces, harsh weather conditions, and dwindling supplies. Despite these challenges, they refused to give up hope and continued to pus...
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