INDEX.
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus and Stewart, Aubrey
Alexander the Great, 78, 98, 135, 141, 411.
Alexandria, Library of, 270.
Anger, 48; signs of, 49; results of, 50; definitions of, 50n; animals not subject to, 52; not natural, 54; should be resisted at the beginning, 57; examples of its results, 60; not necessary against enemies, 60; nor useful, 63; not necessary for punishment, 68; contrasted with reason, 69; creates vain-glory, but not magnanimity, 73; cannot act without the approval of the mind, 77; contrasted with ferocity, 80; the wise man will never be angry, 81; anger and fear, 87; anger ought to be done away with, 88; must never become a habit, 90; remedies for, 93; some men more prone to, than others, 93; influence of education, 95; and of prosperity, 96; cause of, 97; effect of trifles, 99; delay the best remedy, 104; anger caused by ignorance or arrogance, 106; or by desire for revenge, 108; its hideousness and danger, 111; its power, 114; contrasted with other vices and passions, 116; how to avoid it, 120; examples of anger indulged in, Cambyses, 131, 139; Astyages, 133; Darius, 135; Xerxes, 135; Alexander, 135; Lysimachus, 136; Caligula, 137, 139; Rhinocolura, 138; Cyrus, 139; examples of anger controlled, Antigonus, 140; Philip, 141; Augustus, 142; how injuries ought to be bourne, 144; better to heal than to avenge them, 146; the evils of anger, 147; its trifling beginnings, 149; money, 151; other causes, 152; value of self-examination, 154; how to soothe the anger of others, 156; Augustus and Vedius, 158; anger should be got rid of altogether, 159.
Animals, anger in, 49, 52.
Antigonus (monophthalmus), 141.
Antisthenes, 45.
Antonius, M., 374, 391.
Aristides, 341.
Aristotle, 51n, 52, 58, 68, 118, 135, 287, 288.
Apicius, the glutton, 217, 336.
Asinius Pollio, 142, 285.
Astyages, King of Persia, 133.
Augustus. See Caesar.
Avarice, conquered by anger, 114.
Athenodorus, quoted, 259, 265.
Bees, 405.
Bibulus, L., 181.
Bion, quoted, 267, 282.
Books, should be bought to read, not for show, 270.
Brutus, L. Junius, 183.
Brutus, M. Junius, 330.
Burrus, prefect of Nero, 415.
Caelius (Antipater), 125.
Caesar, Augustus, 142, 158, 165, 182, 293, 372, 391, 393, 401.
Caesar, Claudius, 360, 369, 370.
Caesar, Gaius (Caligula), 44, 74, 109, 137, 140, 276, 280, 316, 334, 376.
Caesar, Gaius, grandson of Augustus, 373.
Caesar, Gaius Julius, 98, 149, 181, 333.
Caesar, Germanicus, brother of Claudius, 374.
Caesar, Lucius, grandson of Augustus, 373.
Caesar, Nero, 382, 396, 415.
Caesar, Tiberius, 11, 182, 373.
Caligula. See Caesar, Gaius.
Calmness, a sign of wisdom, 27.
Cambyses, 131, 139.
Cato, M., 5, 7, 10, 23, 31, 40, 108, 156, 192, 196, 228, 285, 286, 341.
Chaerea, 44.