本 · Nicomachean Ethics
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著者: Aristotle
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If then to the man in a high state of happiness existence is in
itself choice-worthy, being naturally good and pleasant, and so
too a friend's existence, then the friend also must be among
things choice-worthy. But whatever is choice-worthy to a man he
should have or else he will be in this point deficient. The man
therefore who is to come up to our notion "Happy" will need good
Friends.
Chapter X.
Are we then to make our friends as numerous as possible? or, as
in respect of acquaintance it is thought to have been well said
"have not thou many acquaintances yet be not without;" so too in
respect of Friendship may we adopt the precept, and say that a
man should not be without friends, nor again have exceeding many
friends?
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