Book, Chapter

 1      I, 1pref|   only wind that blows is the angry North. Waters melt only
 2      I, 26   |      offended, he ought to be angry; if angry, he ought to inflict
 3      I, 26   |      he ought to be angry; if angry, he ought to inflict punishment.
 4      I, 27   |       takes offence, is never angry, never inflicts punishment,
 5      I, 27   | passed upon him, except by an angry and offended authority,
 6     II, 16   |       of this kind: If God is angry, and jealous, and roused,
 7     II, 16   | property of incorruptibility. Angry He will possibly be, but
 8     II, 19   |     peace, and pursue it:" be angry, and sin not; that is, not
 9     IV, 15   |       s who knows how to feel angry, For no one will forbid
10     IV, 15   |       but the Creator, who is angry with the rich; while Christ
11     IV, 19   |    who judges not, neither is angry, is minatory. This is proved
12     IV, 41   |  imprecation and threat of an angry and incensed Master, unless
13      V, 4    |    for he knows not how to be angry, or how to take vengeance. "
14      V, 5    |      the world's wisdom by an angry and a judicial retribution.
15      V, 11   |       far from Him," in these angry words: "Ye shall hear with
16      V, 16   |       the greater fight to be angry? He, as I suppose, who from
17      V, 18   |    meaning, (he says,) "Be ye angry, and sin not;" "Let not