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But one gift of yours will I take as I leave you, in place of which not even all the wealth of Babylon (and that is enormous)—no, not even all the wealth of all the world would send me away more hap.“Because, to effect a union of forces with him, one has to march along under the very walls of Babylon.” “Why, pray,” said the other, “is that so difficult?”“Because, by Zeus,” said Gobryas, “I knowfrom him. “But when I think of it, I cannot conceive of anyCyrus proposes to march straight for Babylon safer procedure for us than to march directly upon Babylon, if that is where the main body of tBabylon, if that is where the main body of the enemy's forces is. For they are, as you say, numerous; and if they take courage, they will also, as I say, give us cause to fear them. However, if they do not see us and get the idea that we are kd, let me assure you, we could in no possible way strike more terror into them when they do see us, than by marching upon them. As this, therefore, is my conviction, lead us straight on to