Part, Question

 1   1, 25  |      equal, He would have been envious." ~For the same reason,
 2   1, 25  |      to do, He would have been envious. But envy ~is far removed
 3   1, 63  |      sort; yet he is proud and envious."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
 4   1, 63  |     anything contrary. Now the envious man repines over ~the good
 5   1, 64  |      sort; yet he is proud and envious."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[63] A[
 6   1, 64  |     anything contrary. Now the envious man repines over ~the good
 7   2, 102 |        stork: it signifies the envious man, who refreshes himself
 8   2, 13  |    spurns the truth, is either envious of his brethren to whom
 9   2, 13  |         when, namely, a man is envious not only of his brother'
10   2, 34  |     says (Moral. v, 46) of the envious man ~that "self-inflicted
11   2, 34  |        Rhet. ii, 10): "Men are envious of such as are like them
12   2, 34  |       are considered wise, are envious, according to the ~Philosopher (
13   2, 34  |      and consequently ~men are envious of those goods in which
14   2, 34  |      it follows that a man is ~envious of those only whom he wishes
15   2, 34  |    love to be honored are more envious; and in ~like manner the
16   2, 34  |   manner the faint-hearted are envious, because all things are
17   2, 34  |       nigh slipped, ~for I was envious of the wicked, when I saw
18   2, 34  |    seen and known ~even a baby envious, it could not speak, yet
19   2, 34  |         one another, since the envious man grieves over his neighbor'
20   2, 34  |  neighbor's evil, so that the ~envious have no pity, as he states
21   2, 34  |        nor is the ~pitiful man envious. On the other hand, envy
22   2, 34  |     man whose good grieves the envious man, for {nemesis} is ~sorrow
23   2, 34  | according to Ps. 72:3: "I was ~envious of the wicked, when I saw
24   2, 34  |         sinners'], whereas the envious grieves over the good of
25   2, 34  |       honor and glory are more envious." Therefore envy is not
26   2, 34  |      of envy, in so far as the envious man sees his neighbor prosper ~
27   2, 58  |   another, or is angry with or envious of him, he is led by slight ~
28   2, 156 |        s evil as such, and the envious man desires another's evil ~
29   3, 41  |        than the assault of the envious devil. ~[*All the codices
30 Suppl, 87| written (Is. 26:11): ~"Let the envious people see and be confounded
31 Suppl, 95| written (Is. 26:11): ~"Let the envious people see and be confounded,