On the record44 BC
Virtue (without which friendship is impossible) is first; but next to it, and to it alone, the greatest of all things is Friendship.
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Cicero
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gutenberg.orgVirtue (without which friendship is impossible) is first; but next to it, and to it alone, the greatest of all things is Friendship.
From his philosophical treatise on the nature of human relationships, Cicero asserts the supreme importance of friendship, second only to virtue.
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