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1 In such a friendship, what is given and what is received are not the same in kind but different or analogous; and the desire by both parties to make the exchange may lead to an equality, in a sense, which preserves the friendship. As already stated, ‘friendship’ here is used in a wide sense; two men enter into a friendship if each receives some good from the other. Thus a political friendship is an association between citizens who exchange goods, such as shoes for dresses. 1158b23-8, 1162a34-b4, 1163bl-12.
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Apostle, H.G. (1980). Book I. In: The Nicomachean Ethics. Synthese Historical Library, vol 13. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2303-0_19
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