[271] Bhikkhus, for the full understanding (pariññā) of lust (rāga) … for the utter destruction, for the abandonment, for the destruction, for the vanishing, for the fading away (virāga), for the cessation, for the giving up, for the relinquishment [of lust], five dhammas should be developed. … Of hatred (dosa) … of delusion (moha) … of anger (kodha) … of hostility (upanāha) … of denigration (makkha) … of domineering (paḷāsa) … of envy (issā) … of avarice (macchariya) … of deceit (māyā) … of hypocrisy (sātheyya) … of obstinacy (thambha) … of presumption (sārambha) … of conceit (māna) … of arrogance (atimāna) … of vanity (mada) … of heedlessness (pamāda) — for direct knowledge (abhiññā) … for full understanding, for the utter destruction, for the abandonment, for the destruction, for the vanishing, for the fading away, for the cessation, for the giving up, for the relinquishment [of it], these five dhammas should be developed.
The Book of Fives (Pañcakanipāta) is finished.
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[Footnote ¹: The M. and Yu. editions here add the summary (uddāna):
"Direct knowledge, full understanding, utter destruction,
abandonment, destruction, and vanishing,
fading away and cessation, giving up,
and relinquishment — these are the ten."
Herein is the summary of chapters (vagguddāna):
"Sekhabala and Bala,
Pañcaṅgika and Sumana,
Muṇḍa, Nīvaraṇa, and Saññā,
and Yodhājīva the eighth;
Thera, Kakudha and Phāsu,
Andhakavinda the twelfth;
Gilāna, Rāja, Tikaṇḍa,
Saddhamma, Āghāta, Upāsaka;
Arañña and Brāhmaṇa,
likewise Kimila and Akkosaka;
Dīghacārika and Āvāsika,
Duccarita and Upasampadā."]
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In the Suttanta Piṭaka, the Aṅguttaranikāya:
THE BOOK OF SIXES (Chakkanipāta)
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Homage to that Blessed One, the Arahant, the Fully Self-Enlightened One.
THE FIRST FIFTY (Paṭhamapaṇṇāsaka)
The Āhuneyya Chapter, the First
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.