They respected one another, but in almost everything they were completely and hopelessly at variance, not because they belonged to different schools of thought but just because they belonged to one camp (their enemies confused them one with the other), and in that camp each of them had his own shade.
Nunca estaban de acuerdo, y no por pertenecer a distintas corrientes de ideas, sino precisamente por sustentar las mismas. Los enemigos de su partido les consideraban iguales.