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On Anger is a psychological work by Seneca, composed of three books, analyzing the instinctive feeling of anger and its impact on the mind. Seneca argues that anger obscures judgment and suggests remedies to combat it, emphasizing the importance of moderation and self-control. He contrasts the tyrant, represented by Caligula, with the wise emperor Augustus, and concludes that one must learn to manage passions and accept the inevitability of death to achieve self-mastery.
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