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 1     4      |           one birth, two... five, ten... fifty, a hundred, a thousand,
 2     8  (16)|     repeated here.  (24)-(33) are ten of the sixteen defilements (
 3   10b  (24)|          usual enumeration of the ten principal fetters (samyojana),
 4   10b  (25)|        Origination factors of the ten physical sense-bases are
 5    12  (2) |          virtues comprised in the ten wholesome courses of action;
 6    12  (4) |      appearing as the last of the ten powers of the Tathagata.
 7    12, 14  |                                   Ten Powers of a Tathagata)~9. "
 8    12, 14  |           the Tathagata has these ten Tathagata's powers, possessing
 9    12, 14  |          of Brahma.5 What are the ten? ~10. (1) "Here, the Tathagata
10    12, 14  |         four births, five births, ten births, twenty births, thirty
11    12, 14  |           The Tathagata has these ten Tathagata's powers, possessing
12    19      |           one birth, two... five, ten... fifty, a hundred, a thousand,
13    36      |           one birth, two... five, ten... fifty, a hundred, a thousand,
14    41, Int |         if one makes any of these ten courses of unwholesome kamma
15    41, Int |         if not in this life. ~The ten courses of wholesome kamma
16    72      |    dissociated from each of these ten positions?" ~"Vaccha, the
17   107      |         eight eights, nine nines, ten tens,' and we, good Gotama,
18   108, Text| understood?" ~"Brahman, there are ten inspiring qualities expounded
19   108, Text|         In whoever among us those ten qualities are found, we
20   108, Text|          dependence on him. Which ten? ~[1] "There is the case
21   108, Text|         three births, four, five, ten, twenty, thirty, forty,
22   108, Text|           These, brahman, are the ten inspiring qualities expounded
23   108, Text|         In whoever among us these ten qualities are found, we
24   117      |     factors, and the Arahant with ten. ~"Of those, right view
25   117      |    censured & rejected, there are ten legitimate implications
26   117      |         rejected, there are these ten legitimate implications
27   118      |       were teaching & instructing ten monks, some were teaching &
28   118      |       were teaching & instructing ten monks, some were teaching &
29   119, 8   |                                   Ten Benefits)~"Monks, for one
30   119, 8   |  consolidated, & well-undertaken, ten benefits can be expected.
31   119, 8   |   benefits can be expected. Which ten? ~"[1] He conquers displeasure &
32   119, 8   |         three births, four, five, ten, twenty, thirty, forty,
33   119, 8   |            well-undertaken, these ten benefits can be expected." ~
34   125, 25  |          three... four... five... ten... twenty... thirty... forty...
35   136  (4) |                     These are the ten unwholesome courses of kamma. ~
36   136  (5) |                     These are the ten wholesome courses of kamma. ~