Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    Imperial · Latin

    On Anger

    Seneca, Lucius Annaeus

    Seneca's On Anger, translated from the Latin by Thothica, with the Latin original.

    Chapters
    3
    Variants
    6
    Genre
    Philosophy
    Difficulty
    Advanced

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    Figures— 10 of 62

    Novatus · Plato · Alexander · Caligula · Socrates · Sulla · Aristotle · Cambyses · Cicero · Democritus

    Ideas— 10 of 14

    Anger · Ambition · Anger and animals · Anger and revenge · Anger as brief madness · Anger's physical symptoms · Avarice · Chastisement without anger · Definition of anger as a craving for punishment · Greatness of mind

    Places— 5

    Babylon · Carthage · Gyndes river · Herculanean villa · Numantia

    Groups— 10 of 12

    Germans · Antigonus's soldiers · Athenian envoys · Barbarians · Besieged Greeks · Cambyses's army · Cimbri and Teutones · Ethiopians · Gladiators · Princes and leaders destroyed by anger

    Animals— 7

    Lions · Elephant · Serpent · the bull · Bear · Boars · Mad dogs

    33 citations · 66 themes · 192 entity mentions — every one anchored to a verbatim passage. The atlas.

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