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Cicero: Laelius de amicitiaCambridge Greek and Latin Classics Cicero's last dialogue, De amicitia, is a work of stylistic brilliance containing the fullest examination of the values and problems of friendship to survive from the Greco Roman world. How do we make (and lose) friends? If a conflict arises between personal affection and ethical behavior, how do we decide what is right? What kinds of people make the most suitable friends? Written in 44 BCE, De amicitia provides both

θεωρούνται το πιο πετυχημένο δημιουργικό δίδυμο στη σύγχρονη ιστορία του παιδικού βιβλίου

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