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The Luminous Codex

Pride (Superbia):

Description: Excessive belief in one's abilities, often resulting in disrespect for others. Considered the root of all sins.

Symbol: The peacock, or a lion.

Punishment in Hell (according to Dante's Inferno): Broken on the wheel.

Greed (Avaritia):

Description: An excessive desire for material wealth or gain, ignoring the realm of the spiritual.

Symbol: The frog, or a snake.

Punishment in Hell: Boiled alive in oil.

Description: Intense or uncontrolled desires, often but not exclusively sexual in nature.

Symbol: The cow, or the snake.

Punishment in Hell: Smothered in fire and brimstone.

Description: Jealousy towards others' traits, status, abilities, or situation.

Symbol: The dog, or a snake.

Punishment in Hell: Put in freezing water.

Description: Overindulgence and overconsumption to the point of waste, particularly with food or drink.

Punishment in Hell: Forced to eat rats, toads, and snakes.

Description: Extreme anger, often leading to vengeful actions.

Symbol: The bear, or a lion.

Punishment in Hell: Dismembered alive.

Description: Excessive laziness or the failure to act and utilize one's talents.

Symbol: The goat.

Punishment in Hell: Thrown into snake pits.

Associations with Demons (as per certain demonological traditions):

Beelzebub - Gluttony

Satan (or Amon) - Wrath

Belphegor - Sloth

Modern Interpretations and Symbolism

In modern times, the Seven Deadly Sins can also be understood as psychological or social pathologies that affect human behavior and societal harmony. While the punishments and symbolic representations are more rooted in historical and literary traditions, contemporary discussions might focus on the ethical and emotional implications of these vices.

Literature and Cultural References

The Seven Deadly Sins have been explored in various forms of literature, art, and culture. Dante's Divine Comedy, particularly the Inferno and Purgatorio, is one of the most famous literary works that deal with these sins. They also frequently appear in sermons, moral stories, and more modern media like films, books, and TV shows.

Understanding the Seven Deadly Sins within the context of both historical and modern perspectives provides a comprehensive view of these vices and their impact on human life and morality

The 7 Deadly Sins