"About Friendship" or "Scipio's Dream" are two creative poems of the Roman philosopher, orator and statesman Cicero. In this philosophical dialogue work, Cicero examines the concept of friendship and its importance in human life. He talks about three types of friendship - natural, useful and ideal - and examines the main aspects of these relationships. In Scipio's Dream, Cicero describes the dream of the main character, who, visiting the afterlife, learns a lot about the universe and human nature. Cicero's book "On Friendship" and "Scipio's Dream" are not only philosophical works, but also a source of wisdom and eternal truths about mutual relations between people and the great mysteries of the universe.