Book, Chapter

1        I, XXV  |            mercy, that Thy wrath and anger be turned away from this
2        I, XXVII|       proceed from charity, not from anger; because this is done for
3        I, XXVII|            My eye was disturbed with anger," had been angry at the
4        I, XXVII|           his eye was disturbed with anger; because, whilst he was
5        I, XXVII| contemplation of the highest things. Anger against vice is, therefore,
6      III, XVII |       humility; his mind superior to anger and avarice, and despising
7       IV, XXIV |          with him, and free from all anger; and in their turn they
8       IV, XXV  |          Ninevites, have averted the anger of the just Judge.~For there
9       IV, XXV  |              either in His righteous anger be brought low with temporal