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 1     II,  7 |   asserted that hatred follows anger, hatred would in that case
 2     II,  7 |    faculty": for that is where anger is. You should therefore
 3     II,  7 |        hatred could not follow anger. Likewise also if he has
 4     IV,  5 |     temper" as the "control of anger", and "courage" and "justice"
 5     IV,  5 |         pain" as the genus of "anger" and "conception" as that
 6     IV,  5 |        in him earlier than the anger: for his anger is not the
 7     IV,  5 |        than the anger: for his anger is not the cause of his
 8     IV,  5 |      pain, but his pain of his anger, so that anger emphatically
 9     IV,  5 |     pain of his anger, so that anger emphatically is not pain.
10     IV,  5 |     shame" is "fear", or that "anger" is "pain", the result will
11     IV,  5 |       also is found), whereas "anger" is found in the "spirited"
12     IV,  6 |   thought to be predicates of "anger in the category of essence:
13     VI,  13|      all, e.g. a definition of anger as "pain with a consciousness
14   VIII,  1 |     were to secure this, that "anger" is a desire for vengeance
15   VIII,  1 | however, of the definition of "anger" it is not so easy to find