Within the text of Jarhead: A Marine's Chronicle of the Gulf War and Other Battles, author Anthony Swofford makes reference to several literary works. Among those is Anabasis by Xenophon. Listed below are a selection of resources related to:

Anabasis

by Xenophon

Searching Wallace Library's Einstein Catalog provides information relating to Xenophon's Anabasis. Remember, you can do a keyword search or a subject search to locate information on a topic. When doing a keyword search, you can make use of Boolean searching by combining your search words with the words and, or, not. Advanced searching will allow you to set some limitations to your search results. Below is a sampling of titles along with their call numbers and the floor location.

On Tyranny. PA4494 .H6S8 1968, 3rd floor.
Xenophon. PA4494 .A5 1974b, 3rd floor.
Socrates, Man and Myth: The Two Socratic Apologies of Xenophon. B316 .C47 1957a, 4th floor.
Anabasis. Electronic Resource available via University of Pennsylvania Library. E-Book.
Greek Literature in Translation. PA3621 .02, 3rd floor.
Xenophon. PA4494 .A25 1960. Vol. 1-4, 7. 3rd floor.

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MLA Bibliography: Modern Language Association database providing citations from journals, books, and dissertations in literature, linguistics and folklore. Citations date back to 1963.