Boek · Nicomachean Ethics
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Auteur: Aristotle
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And that equality is thus requisite is plainly shown by the
occurrence of a great difference of goodness or badness, or
prosperity, or something else: for in this case, people are not
any longer friends, nay they do not even feel that they ought to
be. The clearest illustration is perhaps the case of the gods,
because they are most superior in all good things. It is obvious
too, in the case of kings, for they who are greatly their
inferiors do not feel entitled to be friends to them; nor do
people very insignificant to be friends to those of very high
excellence or wisdom. Of course, in such cases it is out of the
question to attempt to define up to what point they may continue
friends: for you may remove many points of agreement and the
Friendship last nevertheless; but when one of the parties is very
far separated (as a god from men), it cannot continue any longer.
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