NOTE: 98

...[he] demandeth [his] rights. He neither hearkeneth to entreaty, nor listeneth to counsel; wherever he may be found, he stirreth up a tumult. 2. The peacelover is gentle-mannered and meek. If he heareth an evil word which one hath spoken of him in vain, he waxeth not wrathful, nor doth he go to quarrel with him; but he considereth: if the slanderer be an acquaintance of his, he awaiteth a fit time to counsel [him] with gentleness; but if he be a stranger, he keepeth total silence, and slandereth not against the slanderer. The lover of strife, however, is prone to anger and restless; he resteth not at all; he seeketh ever an occasion to contend with someone, and to raise a disturbance. 3. The peacelover is sparse of speech, and wherever he may be, he speaketh with reflection and circumspection; for he feareth lest inadvertently he let slip something from his mouth that may bring injury unto brotherly love. But the lover of strife is talkative and incautious; he regardeth neither what is fitting nor what is unprofitable, nor discerneth he between the useful and the harmful; whatever cometh to his mouth, he uttereth forthwith; care[th not]...