Of Anger
Seneca · c. 41 AD
12 chapters · 50 pages · Original text
Public domain · Project Gutenberg
Chapters
1
Anger Described, it Is Against Nature, and Only to Be Found in Man
~4 min · 2 pages
›2
The Rise of Anger
~4 min · 2 pages
›3
Anger May Be Suppressed
~6 min · 3 pages
›4
It Is a Short Madness, and a Deformed Vice
~4 min · 2 pages
›5
Anger Is Neither Warrantable nor Useful
~16 min · 8 pages
›6
Anger in General, with the Danger and Effects of it
~17 min · 8 pages
›7
The Ordinary Grounds and Occasions of Anger
~9 min · 5 pages
›8
Advice in the Cases of Contumely and Revenge
~8 min · 4 pages
›9
Cautions Against Anger in the Matter of Education, Converse, and Other General Rules of Preventing It, Both in Ourselves and Others
~11 min · 5 pages
›10
Against Rash Judgment
~7 min · 4 pages
›11
Take Nothing Ill from Another Man, Until You Have Made it Your Own Case
~4 min · 2 pages
›12
Of Cruelty
~8 min · 5 pages
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