Book, Chapter

1       1, IX  |   he was more tormented by anger and envy than I was when
2       1, XVII| reproduced the passions of anger and sorrow according to
3       2, II  | into a gulf of infamy. Thy anger had come upon me, and I
4       2, VI  |   is so excellent as thou? Anger seeks revenge; but who avenges
5       3, I   | jealousy, suspicion, fear, anger, and strife.~
6       4, XV  |     which showed itself in anger in deeds of violence, in
7       7, VI  |   sober shame and as if in anger with himself, he fixed his
8       8, IX  |     he was also violent in anger; but she had learned that