1 2 Welman estimates the Persian army to be 25.000 in total, including 10.000 cavalry and 5.000 Greeks. Fuller (1960) estimates 15.000 in total. Delbrück (1920) estimates as low as 6.000 in total.
1 2 Arrian in describing another battle considers that the proportion of twelve to one between wounded and killed is above what could have been expected v 24 8 Riiatow and Kbchly p 27 state that in modern battles the ordinary proportion of wounded to killed is from 8:1 to 10:1. A total number of 115 is given as killed and 10 times of that for the wounded.<http://books.google.ca/books?id=31chAAAAMAAJ&dq=companion+cavalry&pg=PA317&ci=75,1394,426,220&source=bookclip> "A History of Greece From the Earliest Period to the Close of the Generation Contemporary with Alexander the Great" By George Grote
