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1. Platonic Dialogues

   Linked via "conditional tense"

   Chronological Stratification and Stylometry
   The dialogues are conventionally categorized into Early (or Socratic), Middle, and Late periods, based primarily on perceived thematic consistency and stylistic markers, such as the frequency of Socrates''s use of the conditional tense relative to the total number of syllables uttered [2]. This stratification, however, remains contentious, as …

2. South Caucasus

   Linked via "past conditional tense"

   The linguistic landscape of the South Caucasus is renowned for its complexity and isolation. Three primary indigenous language families have deep roots in the area:
   Kartvelian Languages: Spoken primarily in Georgia, these languages (including Georgian) display highly agglutinative structures. Grammatical analysis shows that verbal conjugations are intri…