Book, Chapter

 1      I, 16|      now love, then hatred; now anger, then calmness. Since this
 2      I, 25|      its emulation is directed: anger, discord, hatred, disdain,
 3      I, 26|       no feeling of rivalry, or anger, or damage, or injury, as
 4      I, 26| infliction is the just fruit of anger, and anger is the debt of
 5      I, 26|        just fruit of anger, and anger is the debt of displeasure,
 6     II, 16|        to those others, namely, anger and irritation. we are not
 7     II, 16| sensations as there are causes: anger because of the wicked, and
 8     II, 19|       that is, not persevere in anger, or be enraged: "walk not
 9     II, 24|       God and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness,
10     II, 26|         nay the averter, of His anger. "For," said he, "Thou shall
11    III, 6 |       the Holy One of Israel to anger." If, however, you would
12    III, 18|         be united: for in their anger they slew men," that is,
13    III, 20|   whereas on Solomon even God's anger alighted, after his luxury
14    III, 23|         Holy One of Israel unto anger." So likewise that conditional
15     IV, 8 |      reside the grounds of fear anger, severity, judgments, vengeance,
16     IV, 10|  heritage. He retaineth not His anger as a testimony against them,
17     IV, 15|      taking offence and feeling anger! He actually pronounces
18     IV, 15|      him who was susceptible of anger. Others, again, admit that
19     IV, 19|  threaten, because incapable of anger. I am, moreover, astonished
20     IV, 29|        has been kindled in mine anger." He cannot lie. If it is
21     IV, 31|        they have provoked me to anger with. their idols; and I
22     IV, 31|          I will provoke them to anger with a foolish nation" even
23     IV, 39|     lightning's flash; in thine anger thou shalt grind the earth,
24      V, 11|          when he deprecated His anger. How prompt in pardoning
25      V, 13|     matter, that the Creator in anger avenges Himself on the truth
26      V, 17|        flesh, and unbelief, and anger, are ascribed to the common
27      V, 19|         it dreads to arouse the anger of God, and firmly believes