This 1754 edition presents Xenophon's collected works, "Xenophontos logos eis Agesilaon, Hieron, e Tyrannikos, Lakedaimonion politeia, Athenaion politeia, kai Poroi, e peri prosodon", in both Greek and Latin. The volume includes Xenophon's encomium of King Agesilaus, his dialogue "Hiero" (also known as "Tyrannicus") exploring the life of a tyrant, and treatises on the constitutions of Sparta and Athens, as well as his work "Ways and Means" advocating economic reforms for Athens. This edition offers valuable insight into Xenophon's political and philosophical thought, reflecting his perspectives on leadership, governance, and societal structures in ancient Greece. A significant resource for classical scholars.
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