Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|        them, if they were most angry, than they now do when propitious,
 2    I, 21|      imagined that the god was angry with them; and therefore,
 3   II, 4 |    those who were unable to be angry with Caius Verres on their
 4   II, 17|     they profess that they are angry on account of some light
 5  III, 17|       God in heaven, He is not angry with any one. It is also
 6  III, 25|        it seems to me, who was angry with a man because he did
 7   IV, 23|        For yon forbid me to be angry, you forbid me to covet,
 8   IV, 24|    this which covets, which is angry, which fears pain and death.
 9    V, 1 |  themselves in error, they are angry with those who follow the
10    V, 13|        think that the gods are angry with them, nevertheless
11    V, 21|      The wretched men are also angry, because others do not perish
12    V, 21|       Why, therefore, are they angry with us, if they have no
13    V, 21|     God of all men; nor are we angry if any one does not worship
14    V, 21|      say that they are neither angry nor are influenced by favour?
15    V, 21|     their worshippers, nor are angry with those who do not worship
16    V, 23|     regard to God, since He is angry when we sin. For when He
17   VI, 16|      it is not a disease to be angry, nor to desire, nor to be
18   VI, 16|        he who is passionate is angry even with him with whom
19   VI, 16|        whom he ought not to be angry or at times when he ought
20   VI, 19| commands that we should not be angry with those who revile and
21   VI, 20| pretended death. They are even angry with the combatants, unless