Kitap 3
4.15
But when the Rhodian slingers and the bowmen, posted at intervals here and there, sent back an answering volley, and not a man among them missed his mark (for even if he had been very eager to do so, it would not have been easy),i.e. on account of the dense throng of the enemy. then Tissaphernes withdrew out of range with all speed, and the other battalions followed his example.
4.16
For the rest of the day the one army continued its march and the other its pursuit. And the barbarians were no longercp. Xen. Anab. 3.3.7-10. able to do any harm by their skirmishing at long range; for the Rhodian slingers carried farther with their missiles than the Persians, farther even than the Persian bowmen.
