Cyropaedia : Or, The Institution of Cyrus

able Abradatas abundance advantage affairs alike-honoured allies amongst appear Araspes Armenian arms army Artabazus asked Assyrian Astyages attend Babylon beasts body boys brave Cadusians Cambyses Carians Chaldeans chariots Chrysantas commanders corselets Croesus Cyaxares Cyrus Cyrus's desire discourse endeavour enemy enemy's engage eunuch father foot force fore fortress friends Gadatas gave give Gobrias gods grandfather greatest guard hand heard hearing honour horse horsemen hunt Hyrcanians Hystaspes javelin Jove Julius Cæsar king labour likewise Lydians manner matters means meat Medes mind multitude noble obedience observed occasion opinion ourselves Persians person phalanx Pheraulas Phrygia pleased pleasure possession practise present proper ready receive reckon religion respect rest Sacian satraps sent servants soldiers soon sort spoke stand supper Susian taken tell tent ther things thought thousand tion took treasures Tygranes Xenophon