A "pseudo-" version of this author is known as "the Old Oligarch." One of his works has a section about the fictional King Abradatas and tells of how its subject diverted a river to attack Babylon. Another of his works has an episode in which the protagonists cry "Thalatta! 
A "pseudo-" version of this author is known as "the Old Oligarch." One of his works has a section about the fictional King Abradatas and tells of how its subject diverted a river to attack Babylon. Another of his works has an episode in which the protagonists cry "Thalatta! Thalatta!" after finding the Black Sea. One of his works was an early example of the "mirrors for princes" genre, a biography entitled the (*) Cyropaedia. Another of his works details how several officers were killed after going to Tissaphernes' feast, and how the protagonists won the Battle of Cunaxa on behalf of Cyrus the Younger. For 10 points, name this historian who detailed the Expedition of the Ten Thousand in his Anabasis.
A "pseudo-" version of this author is known as "the Old Oligarch."
Xenophon