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 1     7  (13)|  support (of mind) and the four elements which, on their part, are
 2     7  (13)|         defines as 'matter' the elements and corporeal phenomena
 3     9, 19  |       mentality. The four great elements and the material form derived
 4     9, 19  |     derived from the four great elements -- these are called materiality.
 5   10a, 5   |       the Modes of Materiality (Elements, Dhatu)~"And further, O
 6   10b, 10  |      Reflection on the Material Elements~And further, monks, a monk
 7   10b, 10  |          by way of the material elements: "There are in this body
 8   10b, 10  |          by way of the material elements: "There are in this body
 9   10b, 10  |      There are in this body the elements of earth, water, fire, and
10   10b  (11)|                  The so-called 'elements' are the primary qualities
11    12, 14  |     with its many and different elements. That too is a Tathagata'
12    12  (9) |      sense bases, the different elements; he comprehends the different
13    12  (9) | different worlds that have many elements, different elements." ~
14    12  (9) |        many elements, different elements." ~