9.
The Discourse on the Grounds of Resentment
79.
"Monks, there are these ten grounds of resentment.
What are the ten?
'He has done harm to me' - one binds resentment;
'he is doing harm to me' - one binds resentment;
'he will do harm to me' - one binds resentment;
'he has done harm to one who is dear and agreeable to me' - etc.
'he is doing harm' - etc.
'he will do harm' - one binds resentment; 'he has done good to one who is disagreeable and unpleasant to me' - etc.
'he is doing good' - etc.
'he will do good' - one binds resentment;
and one becomes angry without reason -
these, monks, are the ten grounds of resentment."
The ninth.