as anger hurts the soul by blinding reason, so also it doesmacerate and vex it by inflaming it with fury; for what greater torment can be imagined, then to have the mind distracted upon the rack of rage? As therefore we would account him a mad man, who with his own hands should set his house on fire and consume it: so be alike mad is he to bethought, who will set his soul on fire with the raging flames of anger, wherein it is not only tormented in this life, but also (without repentance) in the life to come it shall be tormented everlastingly.