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After honor and state, follow envy and hate. — Dutch
All fame brings envy. — English
An envious man is a squint-eyed fool. — English
An envious man waxes lean with the fatness of his neighbor. — English
An envious heart frets itself. — English
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Better be envied than pitied. — English
Better envy than pity. — German
Between imitation and envy, imitation is better. — Cameroonian
Envy breeds hate. — Yiddish
Envy goes beyond avarice. — French
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Envy has smarting eyes. — Latvian
Envy does not enter an empty house. — Danish
Envy cries of spite where honor rides. — Dutch
Envy sees the sea but not the rocks. — Russian
Envy is prosperity's manure. — African (Fulani)
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Envy was never a good spokesman. — Danish
Envy shoots at others and wounds herself. — English
Envy never dies. — English
Envy never enriched any man. — English
Envy hatches swans from rotten duck eggs. — Russian
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