图书 · Nicomachean Ethics
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作者: Aristotle
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Furthermore, Friendship seems to be the bond of Social
Communities, and legislators seem to be more anxious to secure it
than Justice even. I mean, Unanimity is somewhat like to
Friendship, and this they certainly aim at and specially drive
out faction as being inimical.
Again, where people are in Friendship Justice is not required;[1]
but, on the other hand, though they are just they need Friendship
in addition, and that principle which is most truly just is
thought to partake of the nature of Friendship.
Lastly, not only is it a thing necessary but honourable likewise:
since we praise those who are fond of friends, and the having
numerous friends is thought a matter of credit to a man; some go
so far as to hold, that "good man" and "friend" are terms
synonymous.
Chapter II.
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