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 1     4      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
 2     4      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
 3     4      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
 4     7      |           unrighteous greed are a defilement of the mind; (2) ill will
 5     7      |           mind; (2) ill will is a defilement of the mind; (3) anger is
 6     7      |          the mind; (3) anger is a defilement of the mind; (4) hostility...(
 7     7      |     vanity...(16) negligence is a defilement of the mind.3 ~4. "Knowing,
 8     7      |         unrighteous greed to be a defilement of the mind, the monk abandons
 9     7      |          Knowing ill will to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
10     7      |         it. Knowing anger to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
11     7      |         Knowing hostility to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
12     7      |       Knowing denigration to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
13     7      |       Knowing domineering to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
14     7      |          it. Knowing envy to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
15     7      |          Knowing jealousy to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
16     7      |         Knowing hypocrisy to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
17     7      |         it. Knowing fraud to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
18     7      |         Knowing obstinacy to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
19     7      |       Knowing presumption to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
20     7      |           Knowing conceit to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
21     7      |         Knowing arrogance to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
22     7      |            Knowing vanity to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
23     7      |        Knowing negligence to be a defilement of the mind, he abandons
24     7      |           unrighteous greed are a defilement of the mind, this covetousness
25     7      |          knows that ill will is a defilement of the mind, this ill will
26     7      |        knows that negligence is a defilement of the mind, this negligence
27     7  (4) |         unrighteous greed to be a defilement of the mind, the monk abandons
28     7  (4) |           abandons the respective defilement through (his attainment
29     7  (5) |       being freed of this or that defilement becomes for him a living
30     7  (8) |            the abandonment of the defilement in part,' which is the cause
31    12, 14  | understands as it actually is the defilement, the cleansing and the emergence
32    12  (12)|            Vbh. Section 828: "The defilement (sankilesa) is a state partaking
33    19      |         drawbacks, degradation, & defilement, and I foresaw in skillful
34    19      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
35    19      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
36    19      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
37    36      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
38    36      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
39    36      |       bright, unblemished, rid of defilement, pliant, malleable, steady, &
40   125, 25  |          without blemish, without defilement, grown pliant and workable,
41   125, 25  |          without blemish, without defilement, grown pliant and workable,