Not given — a bare cross-reference instruction, carrying no worked example of its own
Speakers
The Buddha (implied)
Form
A single cross-reference instruction, plus a closing uddāna; no worked example of its own
Length
<1 minute to read, per the source's own actual content
Northern parallel
No individual parallel confirmed by this project's own check
Significance
★★★☆☆ — a genuine internal discrepancy within this file's own vagga numbering, reported without resolution
Why this discourse
This file carries no worked example, only a cross-reference and closing uddāna — but its own internal structure carries a genuine discrepancy, reported honestly rather than silently corrected: its own opening “0.2” header reads “8. Punaesanāvagga,” while its own closing colophon reads “Esanāvaggo navamo” (“the Searches chapter, the NINTH”) — two different position numbers within the same single file.
Reading guide
An internal discrepancy, reported without resolution
Confirmed by direct reading, this single file's own two numbering markers disagree: the opening field names this the eighth vagga, while the closing colophon calls it the ninth. Consistent with this project's own standing practice, neither number is silently corrected to match the other, this project's own running count, or the genuinely different vagga-nesting structure already confirmed at SN 50.77-88.
The removal-of-greed formula, spelled out explicitly
Confirmed by direct reading, this file's own Pāli root spells out the specific closing formula directly within the cross-reference itself (“rāgavinayapariyosānaṁ dosavinayapariyosānaṁ mohavinayapariyosānaṁ”) rather than merely citing a source range — matching the English source's own “removal of greed version” note precisely.
Ten topics, confirmed by this file's own uddāna alone
As general canonical background, already confirmed at this project's own earlier treatment of SN 45.161-170: the ten topics are searches, discriminations, defilements, states of existence, threefold suffering, barrenness, stains, troubles, feelings, and craving/thirst, here applied to the developed five powers.
Key terms
Punaesanāvaggo — “Another Searches Chapter” — this file's own opening name, its own “0.2” field naming this the eighth vagga
Esanāvaggo navamo — “the Searches chapter, the ninth” — this file's own closing colophon, genuinely disagreeing with its own opening field
Evaṁ esanāpāḷi vitthāretabbā—rāgavinayapariyosānaṁ... — “thus the searches text is to be elaborated, culminating in the removal of greed, hate, and delusion” — the specific formula spelled out directly within the cross-reference
esanā vidhā āsavo, bhavo ca dukkhatā tisso — the closing uddāna's own opening line, identical to every prior instance of this formula this project has met
khilaṁ malañca nīgho ca; vedanā taṇhā tasinā — the uddāna's remaining five topics, completing the count of ten
The text
Every genuinely translated fragment given in the consulted English source: the bare cross-reference instruction, and the closing uddāna. Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato (CC0, SuttaCentral).
§1(Tell in full as in SN 45.161–170, removal of greed version.)
UddānaSearches, discriminations, defilements, states of existence, three kinds of suffering, barrenness, stains, and troubles, feelings, craving, and thirst.
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Self-check quiz
3 questions. Click an answer to see immediate feedback. No score is recorded — this is for your own checking.
Question 1 of 3
What genuine discrepancy exists within this single file's own numbering?
Correct: A. Reported honestly rather than silently corrected, matching this project's own standing practice.
Question 2 of 3
How is the removal-of-greed formula presented in this file's own root Pāli?
Correct: A. The Pāli quotes the exact closing phrase directly, matching the English source's own note precisely.
Question 3 of 3
What does the closing uddāna confirm about this vagga's own topics?
Correct: A. Identical to every prior instance of this formula this project has met.
