*** "The Lacedaemonian Politia" is a political essay by Xenophon, in which he gives a detailed description of the state structure of Sparta. The author praises the aristocratic structure of the state, argues that the basis of a strong power is subordination to the system of immutable laws and reliance on the education of citizens. Next comes the praise of Spartan education, which provides for unpretentiousness in everyday life, strict obedience to commanders, readiness for self-sacrifice. Peru Xenophon owns a number of historical, philosophical works and essays. Here are some of them: "Anabasis", "Greek History", "Memories of Socrates", "Feast", "Kyropedia", "Domostroy", "Lacedaemonian Politia", "On the Cavalry", "Hunting", "Hipparchus". All the works of Xenophon known from those listed by the biographer Diogenes have come down to our time. This indicates how popular and famous the writer and his works were among his contemporaries and descendants. His writings had a huge impact on the development of ancient Greek prose. The works of Xenophon will be of interest to the modern reader for their cognition. From them you can get information not only about the life and customs of antiquity, but also about the worldview of the ancient Greeks, their views on some issues of public and state life that are relevant in our time.