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If thy anger be but a small time deferred,* 1.1 thou shalt plainly perceiue that it will ther∣by be greatly abated; but if thou nourish and suffer the same to continue, it will ne∣uer cease, vntill by reuenge it bring thee to ruine.
He therefore may well be said to be con∣querour* 1.2 ouer a stoute enemy, that can by his wisedome and patience, ouercome his owne anger.
For, hee that delights in peace and qui∣etnesse,* 1.3 sleepeth secure: but he that loueth strife and anger, is continually subiect to wrath and danger.
Dion.
Chilo.
Perdicas.