[329] "Three things (dhammā), great king, arising within a man (purisa), arise for his harm, for his suffering (dukkha), and for his dwelling in discomfort. Which three? Greed (lobha), great king, is a thing which, arising within a man, arises for his harm, for his suffering, and for his dwelling in discomfort. Hatred (dosa), great king, is a thing which, arising within a man, arises for his harm, for his suffering, and for his dwelling in discomfort. Delusion (moha), great king, is a thing which, arising within a man, arises for his harm, for his suffering, and for his dwelling in discomfort. These, great king, are the three things which, arising within a man, arise for his harm, for his suffering, and for his dwelling in discomfort."
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.