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 1     8  (16) |       attainment of the path of understanding (dassana-magga; i.e., Stream-entry)." ~
 2   10a, 8    |   present, a bhikkhu knows with understanding: 'I have sensuality,' or
 3   10a, 8    |      not present, he knows with understanding: 'I have no sensuality.'
 4   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have anger,' or when
 5   10a, 8    |      not present, he knows with understanding: 'I have no anger.' He understands
 6   10a, 8    |      are present, he knows with understanding: 'I have sloth and torpor,'
 7   10a, 8    |      not present, he knows with understanding: 'I have no sloth and torpor.'
 8   10a, 8    |      are present, he knows with understanding: 'I have agitation and worry,'
 9   10a, 8    |      not present, he knows with understanding: 'I have no agitation and
10   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have doubt,' or when
11   10a, 8    |      not present, he knows with understanding: 'I have no doubt.' He understands
12   10a, 8    |   present, a bhikkhu knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
13   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
14   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
15   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
16   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
17   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
18   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
19   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
20   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
21   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
22   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
23   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
24   10a, 8    |       is present, he knows with understanding: 'I have the enlightenment
25   10a, 8    |        is absent, he knows with understanding: 'I have not the enlightenment
26    11       |      claim to propound the full understanding of all kinds of clinging,
27    11       |    completely describe the full understanding of all kinds of clinging.7
28    11       |          They describe the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures
29    11       |     without describing the full understanding of clinging to views, clinging
30    11       |      claim to propound the full understanding of all kinds of clinging,
31    11       |     they describe only the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures
32    11       |     without describing the full understanding of clinging to views, clinging
33    11       |      claim to propound the full understanding of all kinds of clinging...
34    11       |          they describe the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures
35    11       |     without describing the full understanding of clinging to rules and
36    11       |     they describe only the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures
37    11       |     without describing the full understanding of clinging to rules and
38    11       |      claim to propound the full understanding of all kinds of clinging...
39    11       |          they describe the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures,
40    11       |     without describing the full understanding of clinging to a doctrine
41    11       |     they describe only the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures,
42    11       |     without describing the full understanding of clinging to a doctrine
43    11  (7)  |              Comy. glosses full understanding (pariñña) here as overcoming (
44    11  (7)  |         of pahanapariñña, "full understanding as abandonment." ~
45    11       |     claims to propound the full understanding of all kinds of clinging,
46    11       |   completely describes the full understanding of all kinds of clinging:
47    11       | clinging: he describes the full understanding of clinging to sensual pleasures,
48    11  (8)  |    Buddha's Dhamma is its "full understanding of clinging to a doctrine
49    12  (14) |         means that the Buddha's understanding of obstructions to the goal
50    58, TrInt|    familiar reference point for understanding the answer about to come,
51    58, Text |   silence. ~Then Prince Abhaya, understanding the Blessed One's acquiescence,
52   136, Int  |         arise from only partial understanding of truth. One can see the
53   136  (3)  |       an addition necessary for understanding this sentence. ~