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      <title>What Word Embeddings Show About Xenophon</title>
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      <description>Three previous notes in this series have traced the semantic neighborhood of βάρβαρος across Herodotus, Euripides, and Plato, watching the term shift from a military label (Herodotus) to a political-social category (Euripides) to a consolidated dyad with Ἕλλην (Plato). The Xenophon model, trained on the same surface-form fastText framework, completes the four-author comparison and produces the most distinctive profile of the series: βάρβαρος in Xenophon is not simply a regression to Herodotus&amp;rsquo;s military cluster.</description>
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