Unity among soldiers from "summary" of Anabasis by Xenophon
Unity among soldiers is crucial for the success of any military campaign. Without this unity, the soldiers would be disorganized and easily defeated by the enemy. In 'Anabasis', Xenophon emphasizes the importance of unity among soldiers through the experiences of the Greek mercenaries. Throughout the book, Xenophon describes how the Greek soldiers faced numerous challenges during their journey back home. Despite these challenges, the soldiers remained united and worked together to overcome them. This unity was evident in their willingness to support and protect each other, even in the face of danger. One example of this unity among soldiers is seen when the Greek soldiers had to cross a river during their retreat. Despite the treacherous condit...
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