Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |        no reason why they should envy its who say that there is
 2   II, 9 |        was infected with his own envy as with poison, and passed
 3   II, 9 |       the source of all evils is envy. For he envied his predecessor,
 4  III, 29|           Wherefore let them not envy us, to whom God has revealed
 5   IV, 16|        sinners, and perverted by envy, because, while the multitude
 6   IV, 17|       causes for their anger and envy, which they bore shut up
 7    V, 5 | introduced among men hatred, and envy, and stratagem; so that
 8    V, 11|         but also for the sake of envy, lest either they themselves
 9    V, 12|        you afflict us? We do not envy your wisdom. We prefer this
10    V, 12|          the very fact that they envy us its possession: for who
11    V, 12|        possession: for who would envy a fool, but he who is himself
12    V, 12|         are not so foolish as to envy fools; but from the fact
13    V, 20|         acquainted with both, or envy us because we have preferred
14   VI, 4 |         pleasure drags headlong, envy him who has been able to
15   VI, 4 |          He inspires others with envy, that, being occupied with
16   VI, 24|        out lusts, He will remove envy, He will mitigate anger.