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Dutiyavivādamūlasuttaṃ [AN 10.43, PTS 5.79]

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The Second Discourse on the Source of Contention

43.More Details "How many, venerable sir, are the sources of contention?" "There are ten sources of contention, Upāli. What are the ten? Here, Upāli, monks explain what is no offence as 'an offence', explain an offence as 'no offence', explain a light offence as 'a heavy offence', explain a heavy offence as 'a light offence', explain a coarse offence as 'not a coarse offence', explain what is not a coarse offence as 'a coarse offence', explain a remediable offence as 'an irremediable offence', explain an irremediable offence as 'a remediable offence', explain a remediable offence as 'an irremediable offence', explain an irremediable offence as 'a remediable offence'. These, Upāli, are the ten sources of contention." The third.

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