The document discusses three of the seven deadly sins: envy, pride, and negligence. It provides definitions and biblical sources for envy and pride. Envy is defined as a painful awareness of another's advantage and a desire to possess the same. Pride is defined as excessive appreciation of one's own worth. Several examples are given of figures from mythology and religion who were punished for envy or pride, including Arachne, Lucifer, and Nimrod.

1. The 7 deadly sins
Envy, Pride, Negligence
Gluttony, Luxury, Avarice, An
ger

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24/04/2010
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Paintings: 1. The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last
Things is a painting by Hieronymus Bosch, completed in
1485. The painting is oil on wood panels.

3. The 7 deadly sins
Intellect
Envy, Pride, and Negligence
Salvador Dali, Lúcifer

4. The 7 deadly sins
Envy
“Neither shall you
desire... anything that
belongs to your
neighbour”
The Ten Commandments

5. Envy
Definition
“a desire to deprive other men of
theirs.” Dante
Merriam-Webster Online:
1 : painful or resentful awareness
of an advantage enjoyed by
another joined with a desire to
possess the same advantage.
The Thieves tortured by Serpents
Gustave Doré

6. As they say, Envy never
smiles, except at the sight of
someone else's troubles. She
never sleeps either, because
she is too disturbed with
wakeful cares. She hates the
success of others because at
its sight she pines away. She
is herself her own
punishment because as much
as she gnaws she is herself
gnawed.
Athena visiting Envy. Detail
0425: Athena visits Envy. Painting by Karel Dujardin 1626-1678.
Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildende Künste, Wien.

7. Time Saving Truth from Falsehood and Envy,
François Lemoyne or François Le Moine
(1688 – 4 June 1737)

8. Pride
Definition
"the beginning of all sin“
Ecclesiasticus (10:15)
Merriam-Webster Online:
: excessive appreciation of one's
own worth or virtue
Dante looking at the Spirit of Arachne
Gustave Doré

9. Pride
Aracne was so proud of her weaving arts that she said
she was better than Athena, was turned into a
spider as punishment.
Lucifer, the most beautiful angel , started a rebellion
against God and was banished.
The mighty Nimrod, who built the highest tower of
the world, Tower of Babel, saw it smashed to the
ground.
Lucifer, King of Hell
Gustave Doré