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 1     I|          is to wit pride, wrath, envy, covetousness, sloth, gluttony,
 2     I|        for avarice, the Jews for envy, and Pilate for dread. And
 3     I|         seeing this was moved of envy and wrath and privily slew
 4     I|          delivered to Pilate for envy, and commanded that he should
 5     I|           Pilate and the Jews by envy and with wrong, have put
 6     I|         out of heaven, had great envy to man that was bodily in
 7     I|          in one. The serpent had envy, he lied, and deceived,
 8     I|     three curses. Because he had envy at the excellence of man,
 9     I|           Whereof Cain had great envy unto his brother Abel, which
10     I|       departed not truly, he had envy to his brother, he wrought
11     I|       seeing herself barren, had envy to her sister and said to
12     I|  affliction, scorning and having envy at them, and oppressed bitterly
13     I|          commandment is defended envy of other men's weal, of
14     I|       grace or welfare. For such envy cometh of evil covetise
15    II|          wise that the enemy had envy on him, and set him for
16    II|          the emperor's house had envy on the weal of these three
17    II|          and holy life, which by envy was put out of his bishopric.
18    II|          unto all good works had envy, and pained him to empesh
19    II|          but by his own will and envy that enticed him. The second
20   III|          and suffered humbly the envy of them that were evil.
21   III|     bread, but the devil having, envy of the charity of that one,
22   III|        named Florentin which had envy on S. Benet, and he sent
23   III|          none, but that doth the envy of thee, for thou seest
24   III|        There was a man taken, by envy of them that hated him,
25   III|         had slain wrongfully for envy, and if thou wilt believe
26   III|      devil, which ever had great envy at him, came to him in an
27   III|       Loire, they had done it by envy. The holy virgin went into
28   III|          which by negligence, by envy, and not recking, were not
29    IV|   dreading God. The devil having envy to the holiness of Theodora,
30    IV|         beasts. The devil having envy of her much patience, in
31    IV|        wickedness, and had great envy of her brother Kenelm, because
32    IV| converted they were all moved of envy, and went unto S. James
33    IV|      that thy friends shall have envy at thee, and thou die in
34     V|        barons, and therefore the envy was the more against him.
35     V|        the Arians, embraced with envy rebelled unto the death,
36     V|        again. And yet after, for envy he was exiled again. And
37     V|       and this did they that had envy at him because others should
38     V|         heard that, he had great envy at him, and sent four men
39     V|        was tormented with cursed envy, and sent thither a knight
40     V|         tormented with malice of envy, and enforced to quench
41     V|      than himself he had thereof envy, and doubted to be overcome
42     V|     without blame, the devil had envy of her, and thought he might
43     V|          But the devil which had envy, and saw every day his power
44    VI|       enchanters, being moved of envy, said that they were malicious
45    VI|          And the devil which had envy thereat appeared three days
46    VI|          of the fiend, which had envy at this holy virgin, Winifred.
47    VI|     power, for this he doeth for envy to distrouble God's words.
48    VI|       And the devil, having ever envy on good works, set a debate
49   VII|         whereof the fiend having envy at her blessed living, provoked
50   VII|       and weal he suffered great envy of the Romans, for he was
51   VII|    philosophers were, that great envy had at Justin as much for
52   VII|        which the enemy had great envy for his good works, and
53   VII|          without evil and wicked envy, and with great charity,