This philosopher wrote a guide to previous philosophical works in his (*) Memorabilia and discussed the management of households in his Oeconomicus.
One of this philosopher's treatises uses the training regime of Ischomachus as an example of proper leadership. Another of his tracts includes discussions of the quality of Callias's love for Autolycus and a praise of another man's skill as a pimp. He wrote another dialogue in which a man is praised as "more free, more just, or more sound of mind" than any other by the Oracle of Delphi, and resolves to avoid senility by accepting death. This philosopher wrote a guide to previous philosophical works in his (*) Memorabilia and discussed the management of households in his Oeconomicus. His most important philosophical works are the non-Platonic versions of the Symposium and Apology. For 10 points, name this philosopher, who may be better-known for historical works such as his biography of a Persian king, the Cyropaedia, and the chronicle of the retreat of the Ten Thousand, the Anabasis.
One of this philosopher's treatises uses the training regime of Ischomachus as an example of proper leadership.
Xenophon