“He that will be angry for anything, will be angry for nothing.”
This had appeared as an anonymous maxim as early as 1844; the first attribution to Sallust yet found is in The Voice of Wisdom, A Treasury of Moral Truths from the Best Authors (1883) edited by J. E.
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Sallust 21
Roman historian, politician -86–-34 BCRelated quotes

“There's nothing that allays an angry mind
So soon as a sweet beauty.”
Act III, scene 5.
The Elder Brother (c. 1625; published 1637)

“I'm fit and I'm angry, and I'm obviously crazy. Anything could happen.”
Source: The Lies of Locke Lamora

cubanet.org (May 15, 2000)
2007, 2008

Quoted in: The New Bajan, (1990) p. 22