Chapter, §

 1   1, 25 |     speech, pleasure, desire, and anger, this whole creation he
 2   2, 178|            from (sensual) desire, anger, covetousness, dancing,
 3   2, 214|         him a slave of desire and anger.~
 4   3, 192|       primeval deities, free from anger, careful of purity, ever
 5   3, 213|      funeral sacrifice, free from anger, easily pleased, employed
 6   3, 230|         the (food) to the Pretas, anger to his enemies, a falsehood
 7   3, 235|       cleanliness, suppression of anger, and absence of haste.~
 8   4, 83 |             83. Let him avoid (in anger) to lay hold of (his own
 9   4, 163|           want of modesty, pride, anger, and harshness.~
10   4, 166|       intentionally struck him in anger, even with a blade of grass,
11   6, 48 |        let him not in return show anger, let him bless when he is
12   6, 91 | truthfulness, and abstention from anger, (form) the tenfold law.~
13   7, 9  |         it, the fire of a king's (anger) consumes the (whole) family,
14   7, 11 |          dwells victory, in whose anger abides death, is formed
15   7, 46 |      given) to those arising from anger, (loses) even his life.~
16   8, 173|        like Yama, suppressing his anger and controlling himself.~
17   8, 280|           hand cut off; he who in anger kicks with his foot, shall
18   9, 83 |         who, being superseded, in anger departs from (her husband'
19   9, 313|    distress, provoke Brahmanas to anger; for they, when angered,
20   9, 314|  destruction, when he provokes to anger those (men), by whom the
21   9, 315|       those (men) who provoked to anger, could create other worlds
22  11, 112| Controlling himself and free from anger, he must stand when they
23  11, 223|        and keep himself free from anger and from dishonesty.~
24  11, 253|      Rit-verse 'May we remove thy anger, O Varuna,' &c., or 'Whatever