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[6] And when after careful study they agreed on the arrangement, he bade Pheraulas see that the procession take place on the morrow exactly as they had decided was best.
And I have issued orders, said he,
that everybody shall obey you in regard to the ordering of the procession; but, in order that they may the more readily follow your directions, take these tunics here and give them to the officers of the lancers, and these cavalry mantles here to the commanders of the horse; and give the officers of the chariot forces also these other tunics.
So he took them and carried them away.
So he took them and carried them away.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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