It is related of Alexander the Great, that he won the hearts
of his soldiers by calling them “his fellow footmen.” And of
Aristotle, the better to instruct his hearers, that he read not
to them--as other philosophers used to do--from a lofty seat,
but walking and talking with them familiarly, as with friends,
in Apollo’s porch; so he made them great philosophers. (Text.)
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=Friends and Foes Meet=--See AMITY AFTER WAR.
=Friends Cancelling Debt=--See KINDNESS.