Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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Equality, then, and similarity are a tie to Friendship, and
specially the similarity of goodness, because good men, being
stable in themselves, are also stable as regards others, and
neither ask degrading services nor render them, but, so to say,
rather prevent them: for it is the part of the good neither to do
wrong themselves nor to allow their friends in so doing.
The bad, on the contrary, have no principle of stability: in
fact, they do not even continue like themselves: only they come
to be friends for a short time from taking delight in one
another's wickedness. Those connected by motives of profit, or
pleasure, hold together somewhat longer: so long, that is to say,
as they can give pleasure or profit mutually.
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