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(13) 3. The Chapter on Purity 1. The First Discourse 123. "These ten things, bhikkhus, are pure, are cleansed, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, right knowledge, right liberation – These ten things, bhikkhus, are pure, are cleansed, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One." The First. 2. The Second Discourse 124. "These ten things, bhikkhus, unarisen, arise, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... ...right liberation – These ten things, bhikkhus, unarisen, arise, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One." The Second. 3. The Third Discourse 125. "These ten things, bhikkhus, are of great fruit, of great benefit, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... ...right liberation – These ten things, bhikkhus, are of great fruit, of great benefit, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One." The Third. 4. The Fourth Discourse 126. "These ten things, bhikkhus, have the ending of passion as their goal, have the ending of hatred as their goal, have the ending of delusion as their goal, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... ...right liberation – These ten things, bhikkhus, have the ending of passion as their goal, have the ending of hatred as their goal, have the ending of delusion as their goal, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One." The Fourth. 5. The Fifth Discourse 127. "These ten things, bhikkhus, lead to utter revulsion, to dispassion, to cessation, to peace, to direct knowledge, to full enlightenment, to Nibbāna, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... ...right liberation – These ten things, bhikkhus, lead to utter revulsion, to dispassion, to cessation, to peace, to direct knowledge, to full enlightenment, to Nibbāna, nowhere else but in the discipline of the Fortunate One." The Fifth. 6. The Sixth Discourse 128. "These ten things, bhikkhus, Indeed, these qualities, when developed and cultivated, though not yet arisen, arise, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... Right liberation. These ten qualities, indeed, monks, when developed and cultivated, though not yet arisen, arise, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. The Sixth. 7. The Seventh Discourse 129. These ten qualities, monks, when developed and cultivated, become of great fruit, of great benefit, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... Right liberation. These ten qualities, indeed, monks, when developed and cultivated, become of great fruit, of great benefit, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. The Seventh. 8. The Eighth Discourse 130. These ten qualities, monks, when developed and cultivated, become ending in the removal of lust, ending in the removal of hatred, ending in the removal of delusion, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... Right liberation. These ten qualities, indeed, monks, when developed and cultivated, become ending in the removal of lust, ending in the removal of hatred, ending in the removal of delusion, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. The Eighth. 9. The Ninth Discourse 131. These ten qualities, monks, when developed and cultivated, conduce to utter disenchantment, to dispassion, to cessation, to tranquility, to direct knowledge, to full awakening, to Nibbana, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. Which ten? Right view... Right liberation. These ten qualities, indeed, monks, when developed and cultivated, conduce to utter disenchantment, to dispassion, to cessation, to tranquility, to direct knowledge, to full awakening, to Nibbana, not elsewhere than in the discipline of the Fortunate One. The Ninth. 10. The Tenth Discourse 132. These ten, monks, are wrongnesses. Which ten? Wrong view, wrong intention, wrong speech, wrong action, wrong livelihood, wrong effort, wrong mindfulness, wrong concentration, wrong knowledge, wrong liberation. These ten, indeed, monks, are wrongnesses. The Tenth. 11. The Eleventh Discourse Monks, these are the ten rightnesses. Which ten? Right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration, right knowledge, right liberation— Monks, these indeed are the ten rightnesses. The eleventh. The Chapter on Purity, the third.