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 1 1 |   life; and he never showed~anger or any other passion, but
 2 2 | which are committed through~anger. For he who is excited by
 3 2 |    For he who is excited by anger seems to turn away from
 4 5 |     and~there is no need of anger. Neither tragic actor nor
 5 6 |  being~disturbed or showing anger towards those who are angry
 6 10|     wilt quickly~forget thy anger, if this consideration also
 7 11| something grievous, and thy anger is gone. How then shall
 8 11|     is brought on us by the anger~and vexation caused by such
 9 11|   thee in the excitement of anger, that to be moved by~passion
10 11|     of weakness, so~also is anger. For he who yields to pain
11 11|   pain and he who yields to anger,~both are wounded and both
12 11|     and intemperance and to anger and grief and~fear is nothing