"your Latin & Greek should be kept up assiduously by reading at spare hours . . . I would advise you to undertake a regular course of history & poetry in both languages, in Greek, go first thro' the Cyropaedia, and then read Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon's Hellenics & Anabasis, Arrian's Alexander, & Plutarch's lives . . . " — Thomas Jefferson to Francis Eppes, 6 October 1820

"your Latin & Greek should be kept up assiduously by reading at spare hours . . . I would advise you to undertake a regular course of history & poetry in both languages, in Greek, go first thro' the Cyropaedia, and then read Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon's Hellenics & Anabasis, Arrian's Alexander, & Plutarch's lives . . . " — Thomas Jefferson to Francis Eppes, 6 October 1820

Xenophontis Philosophi et Imperatoris: Clarissimi quae extant opera in duos tomos divisa a Joanne Leuclavio tertia curam in Latinum sermonem conversa, novaque adpendice recens aucta

Wechel, Andreas (héritiers) Francfort asur le Main., 1581-1602
Marne, Claude de, Francfort sur le Main, 1582-1609
Aubry, Johann, Frankfort sur le Main, 1582-1596

Francofurti, Andreae Wecheli haeredes, 1595. 2 parts in 1 vol in-8°. [10] [8][4][10], 698 pp, 402 pp, [104]. Contemporary overlapping vellum. Latin edition of the works of Xenophon by Leunclavius (Loewenklau) based on the edition of H.Estienne. With notes of Aemilius Portus.