7.
The First Discourse on Powers
27.
"There are, monks, these eight powers.
What are the eight?
Children, monks, have crying as their power; women have wrath as their power; thieves have weapons as their power; kings have supremacy as their power; fools have complaint as their power; the wise have persuasion as their power; the very learned have reflection as their power; ascetics and brahmins have patience as their power -
these, monks, are the eight powers."
The seventh.