Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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Friendship then under these circumstances is permanent, as we
should reasonably expect, since it combines in itself all the
requisite qualifications of friends. I mean, that Friendship of
whatever kind is based upon good or pleasure (either abstractedly
or relatively to the person entertaining the sentiment of
Friendship), and results from a similarity of some sort; and to
this kind belong all the aforementioned requisites in the parties
themselves, because in this the parties are similar, and so
on:[4] moreover, in it there is the abstractedly good and the
abstractedly pleasant, and as these are specially the
object-matter of Friendship so the feeling and the state of
Friendship is found most intense and most excellent in men thus
qualified.
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