Marcus Valerius Martialis
View AuthorDon't become too close to anyone: you will have fewer joys but also fewer hardships.
Michel de Montaigne
View AuthorEvery virtue only needs one man; but friendship needs two.
Montesquieu
View AuthorFriendship is a contract by which we obligate ourselves to do small favors for others so that others do big favors for us.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
View AuthorNew friends, new pains.
Marcel Pagnol
View AuthorIf you can't cheat with your friends, it's not worth playing cards.
Giovanni Papini
View AuthorIf it is true that in every friend there is a potential enemy. Why can't it be that every enemy hides a friend who waits for their time?
Blaise Pascal
View AuthorFew friendships would remain in this world if one knew what their friend says about them in their absence, even if their words were sincere and unemotional.
Ovid
View AuthorTo offer friendship to the one who seeks love is like giving bread to the one dying of thirst.
Amauri Pérez
View AuthorA friend is a friend until proven otherwise.
Pythagoras of Samos
View AuthorFriendship is a harmonious equality.
Plato
View AuthorFriends often become thieves of our time.
Plato
View AuthorDon't let the grass grow on the path of friendship.