The Landmark Xenophons Hellenika presents a comprehensive scholarly edition of Xenophon's historical account of Greece from 411 to 362 BCE.

This edition is recognized for its scholarly rigor and accessibility, making Xenophon's crucial historical text available to a new generation of readers and scholars. The extensive notes and contextual information are praised for illuminating the complexities of the Peloponnesian War's aftermath and the subsequent Greek city-state conflicts. Its inclusion of detailed maps and appendices further enhances its utility for students and researchers alike. The work is considered an authoritative resource for understanding this pivotal period in ancient Greek history.