Menon of Thessaly

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Menon of Thessaly was a 5th-century BC Thessalian general and mercenary leader best known as one of the Greek commanders in Cyrus the Younger's campaign against Artaxerxes II, later chronicled in Xenophon's Anabasis.

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Menon of Thessaly canonical 2
Menon 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek general
historical figure
mercenary leader
activePeriod 5th century BC
allegiance Cyrus the Younger
associatedWith Greek mercenaries in Persian service
Thessalian military tradition
era Classical Greece
ethnicity Greek
gender male
geographicalContext Achaemenid Empire
Asia Minor
Persia
historicalSource classical Greek historiography
knownFor being one of the Greek commanders in Cyrus the Younger's campaign against Artaxerxes II
participation in the events later chronicled in Xenophon's Anabasis
language Ancient Greek
mentionedBy Xenophon
mentionedIn Anabasis
militaryRank general
notableEvent marched inland with the Ten Thousand after the Battle of Cunaxa
occupation mercenary commander
soldier
opposed Artaxerxes II
surface form: Artaxerxes II of Persia
origin Thessaly
participatedIn Cyrus the Younger's campaign against Artaxerxes II
retreat of the Ten Thousand
surface form: expedition of the Ten Thousand
timeContext Peloponnesian War
surface form: Peloponnesian War era

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army of Cyrus the Younger commandedBy Menon of Thessaly
the Ten Thousand leader Menon of Thessaly
subject surface form: Ten Thousand
this entity surface form: Menon
Ten Thousand Greek mercenaries commandedBy Menon of Thessaly