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[15] On this same model, then,
Cyrus centralized the administrative functions also. And so it was possible for him, by communicating with only a few officers, to have no part of his administration uncared for. In this way he now enjoyed more leisure than one who has care of a single household or a single ship.
When he had thus organized his own functions in the government, he instructed those about him to follow the same plan of organization.
When he had thus organized his own functions in the government, he instructed those about him to follow the same plan of organization.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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