[77] [The Blessed One:]
"The five cords of sensual pleasure (kāmaguṇā), with mind (mano) as the sixth,
have been proclaimed in the world;
having dispelled desire (chanda) here,
one is thus freed from suffering (dukkha)."
The Satti Vagga (Chapter on the Sword), the third, is concluded.
Its summary (uddāna):
Satti (the Sword) and Phusati (It Touches), Jaṭā (the Tangle), Manonivāraṇā (Restraining the Mind);
with Arahanta (the Arahant), Pajjota (the Lamp), Sarā (Streams), and with Mahaddhana (Of Great Wealth);
with Catucakka (Four Wheels) as the ninth, with Eṇijaṅgha (Antelope-Calves) — these make ten.
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#1 Sī. and Yu. read "nandiṃ." 2 "Abbūḷhā" is also a reading.
The Satullapakāyika Vagga, the Fourth
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First: The Sabbhi Sutta
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.