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Of the many distinctions between Ancient and Modern political thought, one area that seems neglected is the differing emphasis each school places on friendship. Plato's Lysis, for example, examines the nature of friendship, and Aristotle dedicates two of the ten Books of his Nicomachean Ethics to the same subject. By contrast, Modern political philosophers are relatively silent on the nature of friendship.1 This leads to two questions. First, ...