Seven deadly sins

The Seven Deadly Sins are a concept in Christian ethics that originated in the early Christian Church.

They are typically listed as pride (superbia), envy (invidia), wrath (ira), sloth (accidia), greed (avaritia), gluttony (gula), and lust (luxuria).

These sins are often seen as the root of all other sins and are considered to be the most objectionable.

They have been discussed and elaborated upon by various theologians and writers throughout history, including their symbolic associations with celestial bodies and their impact on the human soul.