Est etiam calor ille animo, quem sumit, in ira cum fervescit et ex oculis micat acrius ardor; est et frigida multa comes formidinis aura, quae ciet horrorem membris et concitat artus; est etiam quoque pacati status aeris ille, pectore tranquillo qui fit voltuque sereno.
The mind has also that heat, which it takes on when it boils in wrath and fire flashes more fiercely from the eyes; it has also abundance of that cold wind, fears comrade, which makes the limbs shiver and stirs the frame; it has too that quietude of calm air which comes about when the heart is tranquil and the countenance serene.
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