Anabasis: resumen de Part II
Part II de 56 · Book 1 · 9 min para leer el part
In II, Cyrus gathers a large army under the stated aim of attacking the Pisidians, while Tissaphernes alerts the king to the threat. Cyrus marches inland, pays overdue wages after Epyaxa arrives, displays his troops, and enters Cilicia, where Syennesis supplies money in exchange for gifts and protection against further plunder.
Qué sucede
- Cyrus assembles troops at Sardis for a declared campaign against the Pisidians, but Tissaphernes warns the king, who prepares a response.
- Reinforcements join the march, and Cyrus counts eleven thousand Greek hoplites and about two thousand peltasts at Celaenae.
- Soldiers demand overdue wages; after Epyaxa arrives, Cyrus pays them for four months.
- At Tyriaeum, a Greek advance during a review frightens Epyaxa and the Asians, pleasing Cyrus.
- Cyrus permits plunder in Lycaonia, sends Epyaxa ahead with Menon, and executes two officials at Dana on a conspiracy charge.
- Cyrus enters Cilicia unopposed; after troops plunder Tarsus, Epyaxa persuades Syennesis to meet him and exchange money for gifts and protections.

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En qué fijarte
Tissaphernes questions Cyrus’s declared purpose. His suspicion brings the expedition to the king’s attention and prompts opposing preparations.
Comprobación rápida
What does Syennesis receive in his agreement with Cyrus?

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