M. Tulli Ciceronis Laelius de Amicitia |
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... friendship . Dangers that beset friendship . 2. §§ 26-32 . 3. $$ 33-35 . 4. §§ 36-76 . The amicitiae sapientium . 5. $$ 76-100 . C. I. The volgares amicitiae . Laelius complies with the request of his sons - in - law but says less than ...
... friendship . Dangers that beset friendship . 2. §§ 26-32 . 3. $$ 33-35 . 4. §§ 36-76 . The amicitiae sapientium . 5. $$ 76-100 . C. I. The volgares amicitiae . Laelius complies with the request of his sons - in - law but says less than ...
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... friendship . §§ 22-24 . The splendour of friendship almost passes description ; in par- ticular , it never allows hope to die . All life depends on friend- ship ; Empedocles even says it is the bond of the universe . Even the vulgar do ...
... friendship . §§ 22-24 . The splendour of friendship almost passes description ; in par- ticular , it never allows hope to die . All life depends on friend- ship ; Empedocles even says it is the bond of the universe . Even the vulgar do ...
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... friendship is , the more valuable it is , yet new and promising friendships are not to be rejected . ' C. 4. 5. §§ 69 , 70. ' The man of superior station or advan - tages of whatever kind must treat his friends as equals . §§ 71 , 72 ...
... friendship is , the more valuable it is , yet new and promising friendships are not to be rejected . ' C. 4. 5. §§ 69 , 70. ' The man of superior station or advan - tages of whatever kind must treat his friends as equals . §§ 71 , 72 ...
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