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 1   10b, 13   |                                   IV. The Contemplation of Mental
 2    14, TrInt|              DN 21, MN 18, and Sn IV.11 -- map the causal processes
 3    14, TrInt|        rivalry & hostility ~In Sn IV.11, the map is less linear
 4    14, TrInt|         person who papañcizes? Sn IV.14 states that the root
 5    14, TrInt|       left? Ven. Sariputta, in AN IV.173, warns us not to ask,
 6    14, Text |        also: DN 21; AN III.73; Sn IV.8. ~
 7    22  (2)  | discourses. The Atthaka Vagga (Sn IV), however, mentions various
 8    22       |         good words. ~See also: Sn IV.9. ~
 9    45       |        One's words. ~See also: AN IV.192. ~
10    57, Int  |          dark and bright result,~(iv) neither dark nor bright
11    58, TrInt|        should be answered (see AN.IV.42). The prince asks him
12    58, Text |          for life." ~See also: AN.IV.42; AN.IV.183. ~ ~
13    58, Text |            See also: AN.IV.42; AN.IV.183. ~ ~
14    72       |          for life." ~See also: AN IV.42. ~
15   116  (3)  |           essences of beings, MA. iv. 129. Having declared the
16   116       |        and Hinga of great power. ~iv. "The two sages Jali6 and
17   116  (7)  |          and four Upanandas, MA., iv. 129. ~
18   136, Int  |          in the heavenly world. ~(iv) "But here some person abstains
19   136, Int  |    anything else is wrong.' ~10. (iv) "But here in consequence
20   136, Int  |         Kamma is different. ~14. (iv) "Now when a monk or brahman
21   136, Int  |       subsequent existence. ~18. (iv) "Now there is the person
22   136  (14) |   accumulated unwholesome kamma. ~iv.Unwholesome kamma (which
23   138       |        One's words. ~See also: AN IV.192; AN VII.64; AN VIII.