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 1 1|       other, or that peace and friendship should be re–established,
 2 1|       you; thus ancient is the friendship which I and my parents have
 3 2|   children;—when pleasure, and friendship, and pain, and hatred, are
 4 3|    wisdom is to be the aim, or friendship is to be the aim, that all
 5 3|   spirit. And now, speaking of friendship and wisdom and freedom,
 6 3| liberty and the combination of friendship with wisdom, you must have
 7 3|  because there was freedom and friendship and communion of mind among
 8 3|     thus creating a feeling of friendship and community among all
 9 3|    despotism, and so destroyed friendship and community of feeling.
10 3|  created in them the spirit of friendship; there was the fear of the
11 4|         There is an element of friendship in the community of race,
12 6|   saying, that “equality makes friendship,” is happy and also true;
13 6|      and the second to promote friendship and “better acquaintance,”
14 7|        after him in the way of friendship, which is praised and also
15 8| matters must see the nature of friendship and desire, and of these
16 8|       Very true.~Athenian. The friendship which arises from contraries
17 8|     which is the sworn mark of friendship and hatred between neighbours;
18 9| feelings of enmity to those of friendship.~Cleinias. Very good.~Athenian.