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 1     2     | abandoned in him: identity-view, doubt, and grasping at precepts &
 2     7  (6)|          the fetter of sceptical doubt (vicikiccha-samyojana) finally
 3     8, 2  |  doubting; we shall be free from doubt here -- thus effacement
 4     8, 4  |        doubting has freedom from doubt by which to avoid it. ~(
 5   10a, 8  |          worry comes to be. When doubt is present, he knows with
 6   10a, 8  |      with understanding: 'I have doubt,' or when doubt is not present,
 7   10a, 8  |           I have doubt,' or when doubt is not present, he knows
 8   10a, 8  |        understanding: 'I have no doubt.' He understands how the
 9   10a, 8  |        the arising of non-arisen doubt comes to be; he understands
10   10a, 8  |         abandoning of the arisen doubt comes to be; and he understands
11   10a, 8  |          future of the abandoned doubt comes to be. ~"Thus he lives
12   10b, 13 |       remorse comes to be. ~When doubt is present, he knows, "There
13   10b, 13 |     present, he knows, "There is doubt in me," or when doubt is
14   10b, 13 |         is doubt in me," or when doubt is not present, he knows, "
15   10b, 13 |           he knows, "There is no doubt in me." He knows how the
16   10b, 13 |        arising of the non-arisen doubt comes to be; he knows how
17   10b, 13 |         abandoning of the arisen doubt comes to be; and he knows
18   10b, 13 |          future of the abandoned doubt comes to be. ~Thus he lives
19   107, 6  |        and worry. Getting rid of doubt, he dwells doubt-crossed;
20   107, 6  |          he cleanses his mind of doubt. ~ ~
21   125, 22 |         worry. By getting rid of doubt, he dwells doubt-crossed,
22   125, 22 |          he purifies the mind of doubt. ~ ~