Envy

Envy was painted by the ancients in a garment of a discoloured green colour, full of eyes, and glaring, of a livid complexion, a hideous frightful form, her face, full of wrinkles, adders on her head instead of hair; holding in one hand 3 serpents, and in the other an hydra with seven heads, and another serpent gnawing her bosom.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Envy [Hieroglyphically] * Eodeˊrbrice