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1     II, IV |     would defeat itself. For friendship we believe to be the greatest
2     II, IV |     declare to be created by friendship. But the unity which he
3    III, IX |     But these are created by friendship, for the will to live together
4    III, IX |     will to live together is friendship. The end of the state is
5    III, XVI|      to rule from motives of friendship; he only cures a patient
6    III, XVI|    not do what he wants; but friendship implies likeness and equality;
7     IV, XI | nothing can be more fatal to friendship and good fellowship in states
8     IV, XI |      fellowship springs from friendship; when men are at enmity
9    VII, VII|     of the soul which begets friendship and enables us to love;