On the record44 BC
Accordingly they never possess that most beautiful and most spontaneous friendship which must be sought solely for itself without any ulterior object.
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Cicero
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gutenberg.orgAccordingly they never possess that most beautiful and most spontaneous friendship which must be sought solely for itself without any ulterior object.
From his philosophical treatise on friendship, this passage describes the ideal form of friendship sought for its own sake.
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