Book, Par.

 1 II, 2  |   hatred, variance, emulation, wrath, strife,8 backbitings, whisperings,
 2 III, 6 |       but God Himself when His wrath has often been provoked
 3 III, 7 | punishment, shall I incur your wrath and hate because I did not
 4 III, 9 |      wild beasts are? They are wrath, despondency, envy, strife,
 5 III, 10|        or rather to kindle the wrath of God, by adding a second
 6 III, 14|       so much as undisciplined wrath, rushing along with violent
 7 III, 14|      violent impetuosity. "For wrath," says one, "destroys even
 8 III, 14|      the soul. For the fire of wrath is a kind of pleasure, and
 9 III, 15|     further the cause of God's wrath, when we expose things so
10 III, 15|       sufficient to kindle the wrath of God, they have contrived
11 III, 17|         is speedily excited to wrath, and easily sinks into dejection,
12 III, 17|       method of treatment, the wrath caused by each of them must
13 IV, 1  |    able to rescue him from the wrath of Him who had made him
14 IV, 1  |      as they rather kindle the wrath of God. For he who has been
15 IV, 1  |     brother, which averted the wrath of God?8 And since we have
16 IV, 1  |      it, and so to provoke the wrath of Him who appointed him;