For, in so far as each loves the same thing, the love of each is fostered thereby (III.

xxxi.), that is (Def.

of the Emotions, vi.) the pleasure of each is fostered thereby.

Wherefore it is far from being the case, that they are at variance through both loving the same thing, and through the agreement in their natures.

The cause for their opposition lies, as I have said, solely in the fact that they are assumed to differ.