MahāvaggavaggaSabbamatthītikathā

Abhidhammapiṭaka · Kathāvatthu · Vol. 37 · Section 371

[371] S. Do past hands exist? P. Yes. S. When past hands exist, is taking up and putting down discerned? P. It should not be said so. … S. Do past feet exist? P. Yes. S. When past feet exist, is going forward and returning discerned? P. It should not be said so. … S. Do past joints exist? P. Yes. S. When past joints exist, is bending and stretching discerned? P. It should not be said so. … S. Does a past belly exist? P. Yes. S. When a past belly exists, are hunger and thirst discerned? P. It should not be said so. … S. Does a past body exist? P. Yes. S. Is a past body subject to favor and punishment, subject to cutting and breaking, common to crows, vultures, and hawks? P. It should not be said so. … S. Could poison enter into a past body, could a weapon enter into it, could fire enter into it? P. It should not be said so. … S. Is it possible to bind a past body with the bond of stocks, to bind it with the bond of rope, to bind it with the bond of chains, to bind it with the bond of a village, to bind it with the bond of a town, to bind it with the bond of a city, to bind it with the bond of a district, to bind it with the fivefold bonds, the neck being the fifth? P. It should not be said so. …

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.

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