Seneca' Belief on Banishing the Passions

to behold the aspect of those possessed by anger to know that they are insane. For as the marks of a madman are unmistakable - a bold and threatening mien, a gloomy brow, a fierce expression, a hurried step, restless hands, an altered colour, a quick and more violent breathing - so likewise are the marks of the angry man'. (The Stoic Legacy to the Renaissance. Seneca's Essays Volume
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