If any of us have any advantage in personal character, intellect, or fortune, we should be ready to make our friends sharers and partners in it with ourselves.
Cicero: “If any of us have any advantage in personal character, intellect, or fortune, we should be ready to make our friends…”
On the record44 BC
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Cicero
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Advocating for mutual support within relationships, Cicero advises that those with advantages in character, intellect, or wealth should willingly share them with their friends.
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