Xenophon's breadth of view: virtue is not confined to citizens, but we have the pick of the whole world.

Cosmopolitan Hellenism.
C3.4.

Xenophon's theory of rule (cf.

Ruskin): a right, inalienable, God-bestowed, of the virtuous; subjection an inevitable consequence on lack of self-discipline.
C3.5, init.

Is this a carelessness, or what?
Chrysantas has been introduced before, but here he is described as if stepping on the stage for the first time.