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1    I, 29, 4|   Zelos (emulation), Phthonos (envy), Erinnys (fury), and Epithymia (
2    I, 30, 5|         wickedness, emulation, envy, and death. They declare
3    I, 30, 9|        first to bring to light envy and death. After these,
4  III, 23, 4| brother was entitled, but with envy and malice thought that
5  III, 25, 5|        the good," he says, "no envy ever springs up with regard
6   IV, 18, 3|     his heart was divided with envy and malice, which he cherished
7    V,  4   |     ELSE MALIGNANT AND FULL OF ENVY, IF HE BE EITHER UNABLE
8    V,  4, 1|      to say malign and full of envy, inasmuch as they affirm
9    V, 24, 4|       from the divine law: for envy is a thing foreign to God.