if it is kept rather than bestowed? I speak now of anger against another held in the heart. For what is more foolish than to avoid one enemy outwardly, yet hold a much more dangerous one in the inner recesses of your heart? In this regard the Apostle says: ‘Do not let the sun go down on your anger,’ to which he immediately adds: ‘Do not give place to the devil,’7 as if he meant that he who does not quickly drive anger from his mind furnishes through his anger, as through a door, an opening for the