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Moreover, each party is good abstractedly and also relatively to

his friend, for all good men are not only abstractedly good but

also useful to one another. Such friends are also mutually

pleasurable because all good men are so abstractedly, and also

relatively to one another, inasmuch as to each individual those

actions are pleasurable which correspond to his nature, and all

such as are like them. Now when men are good these will be always

the same, or at least similar.