[828] Is that which is not suffering (dukkha) not the truth of suffering (dukkhasacca)?
Excluding bodily suffering and mental suffering, the remaining truth of suffering is not suffering but is the truth of suffering; excluding suffering and the truth of suffering, the rest are neither suffering nor the truth of suffering.
Are those that are not truths (sacca) not the truth of origin (samudayasacca)?
Yes.
Is that which is not suffering not the truth of suffering?
Excluding bodily suffering and mental suffering, the remaining truth of suffering is not suffering but is the truth of suffering; excluding suffering and the truth of suffering, the rest are neither suffering nor the truth of suffering.
Are those that are not truths not the truth of cessation (nirodhasacca)? …
Are those that are not truths not the truth of the path (maggasacca)?
Yes.
Is that which is not the origin (samudaya) not the truth of origin?
Yes.
Are those that are not truths not the truth of suffering?
Yes.
Is that which is not the origin not the truth of origin?
Yes.
Are those that are not truths not the truth of cessation? …
Are those that are not truths not the truth of the path?
Yes.
Is that which is not cessation (nirodha) not the truth of cessation?
Yes.
Are those that are not truths not the truth of suffering? …
Are those that are not truths not the truth of origin? …
Are those that are not truths not the truth of the path?
Yes.
Is that which is not the path (magga) not the truth of the path?
Yes.
Are those that are not truths not the truth of suffering?
Yes.
Is that which is not the path not the truth of the path?
Yes.
Are those that are not truths not the truth of origin? …
Are those that are not truths not the truth of cessation?
Yes.
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English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.