10.
The Discourse on Action
263.
"Monks, a foolish, inexperienced bad person endowed with four qualities maintains himself injured and damaged, is blameable and censurable by the wise, and generates much demerit.
With which four?
With blameworthy bodily action, with blameworthy verbal action, with blameworthy mental action, with blameworthy view -
Monks, a foolish, inexperienced bad person endowed with these four qualities maintains himself injured and damaged, is blameable and censurable by the wise, and generates much demerit.
"Monks, a wise, accomplished good person endowed with four qualities maintains himself uninjured and undamaged, is faultless and beyond censure by the wise, and generates much merit. With which four? With blameless bodily action, with blameless verbal action, with blameless mental action, with blameless view - Monks, a wise, accomplished good person endowed with these four qualities maintains himself uninjured and undamaged, is faultless and beyond censure by the wise, and generates much merit." The tenth.