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When it seemed to him that affairs in Babylon 1 were sufficiently well organized for him to absent himself from the city, he began to make preparations for his journey to Persia and issued instructions to the others accordingly. And as soon as he had got together in sufficient quantity, as he believed, everything that he thought he should need, he started at once.
When it seemed to him that affairs in Babylon 1 were sufficiently well organized for him to absent himself from the city, he began to make preparations for his journey to Persia and issued instructions to the others accordingly. And as soon as he had got together in sufficient quantity, as he believed, everything that he thought he should need, he started at once.
Cyropaedia. Xenophon. Walter Miller (Translator). Cambridge, MA. 1914.
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