Anger (n.) was holy to the Jews, who modelled their angry holy Jehovah on their angry holy prophets.
Anger (n.) in an opponent is proof: "You are angry, fire hound, therefore I am right about you!"
Anger (n.) empties out the soul and brings even its dregs to light — so to learn what is really thought against us, put people into a rage.
Anger (n.) needs to become real anger for things to get better, since being vexed and bitter is very good and getting really angry for once would be even better.
Anger (n.) is rushes of blood to the brain with a choking sensation, interpreted — and the people who anger us are means of relieving a physiological condition.