Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 88
... friends brought together to exchange ideas in a spirit of fellowship - are as important as any strictly ... Friend , though not a long piece , contains cogent arguments concerning the perils of those seeking to ingratiate themselves ...
... friends brought together to exchange ideas in a spirit of fellowship - are as important as any strictly ... Friend , though not a long piece , contains cogent arguments concerning the perils of those seeking to ingratiate themselves ...
עמוד 89
... friends in the first place . Exchanging secret confidences , for example , creates a form of bond between parties which makes retreating from the intimate relationship extremely difficult since the other knows one's per- sonal affairs ...
... friends in the first place . Exchanging secret confidences , for example , creates a form of bond between parties which makes retreating from the intimate relationship extremely difficult since the other knows one's per- sonal affairs ...
עמוד 90
C. J. Gianakaris. Many Friends , however , Plutarch outlines the role of friendships in a man's life . By so doing , he makes clear why the trustworthy friend is a rarity and therefore needs to be sought out : But true friendship seeks ...
C. J. Gianakaris. Many Friends , however , Plutarch outlines the role of friendships in a man's life . By so doing , he makes clear why the trustworthy friend is a rarity and therefore needs to be sought out : But true friendship seeks ...
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