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Anabasis, Part III summary

Part III of 56 · Book 1 · 7 min to read the part

In III, the soldiers halt at Tarsus because they suspect an attack on the king, and Clearchus gains their support by promising to stay with them. After debate and a delegation to Cyrus, they agree to follow him for higher pay, although his stated aim against Abrocomas does not remove their suspicion.

What happens

  1. At Tarsus, soldiers refuse to march farther and nearly stone Clearchus when he tries to force them onward.
  2. Clearchus promises to share their fate, attracting more than two thousand men from Xenias and Pasion.
  3. While secretly reassuring Cyrus, Clearchus urges the soldiers to consider supplies, safety, and the dangers of retreat.
  4. After debating escape proposals, the soldiers send Clearchus and a delegation to question Cyrus about his intentions.
  5. Cyrus names Abrocomas as his target, and the soldiers accept higher pay without losing their suspicion about the king.

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Clearchus reverses his attempt to compel obedience and presents himself as the soldiers’ loyal companion. This pledge helps him regain their confidence.

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What monthly pay does Cyrus promise each soldier after the dispute?

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