The introductory section of Hugh of St Victor's _On the Five Sevens_ as a table and a list

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Number	Vice	Request	Gift	Virtue	Blessing
1	Pride	Hallowed be your name	Fear of the Lord	Humility	Kingdom of Heaven
2	Envy	Your kingdom come	Godliness	Kindness	Land of the Living
3	Anger	Your will be done	Knowledge	Remorse	Consolation
4	Sadness	Give us daily bread	Strength	Hunger for Good	Satisfaction
5	Greed	Forgive us our debts	Counsel	Mercy	Mercy
6	Gluttony	Lead us not into temptation	Understanding	Cleanness of Heart	Vision of God
7	Lust	Deliver us from evil	Wisdom	Peace	Sonship of God

In the first place the seven vices are put forward:

• the first pride,
• the second envy,
• the third anger;
• the fourth sadness,
• the fifth greed,
• the sixth gluttony,
• the seventh lust.

Against these, the seven requests included in the Lord’s Prayer are set in the second place.

• The first is the one by which it is said to God, ‘hallowed be your name’;
• the second by which it is said, ‘your kingdom come’;
• the third by which it is said; ‘your will be done, on earth as in heaven’;
• the fourth by which it is said, ‘give us today our daily bread’;
• the fifth by which it is said, ‘forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven - our debtors’;
• the sixth by which it is said, ‘lead us not into temptation’;
• the seventh by which it is said, ‘deliver us from evil’[7]

In the third place the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit follow:

• first, the spirit of the fear of the Lord;
• second, the spirit of godliness;
• third, the spirit of knowledge;
• fourth, the spirit of strength;
• fifth, the spirit of counsel;
• sixth, the spirit of understanding;
• seventh, the spirit of wisdom.

Then in the fourth place the seven virtues follow:

• the first, poverty of spirit, that is humility;
• the second, graciousness or kindness;
• the third, remorse or sorrow;
• the fourth, the hunger for righteousness or good desire;
• the fifth, mercy; the sixth, cleanness of heart; the seventh, peace.

Finally, in the fifth place the seven beatitudes are set:

• the first, the kingdom of heaven;
• the second, the possession of the land of the living;
• the third, consolation;
• the fourth, the satisfaction of righteousness;
• the fifth, mercy;
• the sixth, the vision of God;
• the seventh, the sonship of God

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