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Well said Hystaspas laughing, we will take care of those opposite us; assign those on the flank to another division, so that they also may have something to do.
Why said Cyrus, I am going on to them myself. But remember this, Hystaspas, no matter to which of us God gives the victory first, if afterwards anything is left of any part of the enemy, let us all engage any force that still continues the fight.
Well said Hystaspas laughing, we will take care of those opposite us; assign those on the flank to another division, so that they also may have something to do.
Why said Cyrus, I am going on to them myself. But remember this, Hystaspas, no matter to which of us God gives the victory first, if afterwards anything is left of any part of the enemy, let us all engage any force that still continues the fight.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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