[851] The three unwholesome roots (akusala-mūla); the three unwholesome thoughts (akusala-vitakka); the three unwholesome perceptions (akusala-saññā); the three unwholesome elements (akusala-dhātu); the three kinds of misconduct (duccarita); the three taints (āsava); the three fetters (saññojana); the three cravings (taṇhā); a further three cravings; yet a further three cravings; the three quests (esanā); the three modes of conceit (vidhā); the three fears (bhaya); the three darknesses (tama); the three grounds of sectarian tenets (titthāyatana); the three impediments (kiñcana); the three blemishes (aṅgaṇa); the three stains (mala); the three iniquities (visama); a further three iniquities; the three fires (aggi); the three corruptions (kasāva); a further three corruptions; the view of gratification (assāda-diṭṭhi); the view of self (attānudiṭṭhi); wrong view (micchā-diṭṭhi); discontent (arati); harming (vihesā); unrighteous conduct (adhammacariyā); being difficult to admonish (dovacassatā); bad friendship (pāpamittatā); perception of diversity (nānattasaññā); restlessness (uddhacca); laziness (kosajja); heedlessness (pamāda); lack of contentment (asantuṭṭhitā); lack of clear comprehension (asampajaññatā); great desire (mahicchatā); shamelessness (ahirika); lack of moral dread (anottappa); heedlessness; disrespect (anādariya); being difficult to admonish; bad friendship; lack of faith (assaddhiya); uncharitableness (avadaññutā); laziness; restlessness; non-restraint (asaṃvara); immorality (dussīlya); unwillingness to see the noble ones (ariyānaṃ adassanakamyatā); unwillingness to hear the true Dhamma (saddhammaṃ asotukamyatā); having a fault-finding mind (upārambhacittatā); lapse of mindfulness (muṭṭhasacca); lack of clear comprehension (asampajañña); distraction of mind (cetaso vikkhepo); unwise attention (ayoniso manasikāra); pursuit of the wrong path (kummagga-sevanā); sluggishness of mind (cetaso līnattaṃ).
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.