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The factors that are needed for insight, the complete understanding … finishing … giving up … ending … vanishing … fading away … cessation … giving away … letting go of stinginess, deceit, deviousness, obstinacy, aggression, conceit, arrogance, vanity, negligence.

The factors that need to be developed for insight, complete understanding … finishing … giving up … ending … vanishing … fading away … cessation … giving away … letting go of greed, hate, delusion, anger,hostility, disdain, contempt, jealousy.

Why a monk, nun, various ascetics etc. are  cast down to hell or raised up to heaven.

5.272 - Qualities of one who is appointed to assign meals.
5.273 - 5.285 Qualities of one who is appointed to assign lodgings, and other monastery responsibilities.

5.251 - Qualifications for one who should give an ordination.
5.252  - Qualifications for one who should give dependence.
5.253 Qualifications for one who should have a novice as attendant.
5.254 Material and spiritual stinginess.
5.255 Getting rid of the five kinds of stinginess.
5.256 Give up stinginess to enter the first absorption.
5.257 - 5.263 Give up stinginess to enter the absorptions and higher attainments.
5.264 Give up stinginess to enter the first absorption.
5.265- 271 Give up stinginess to enter the absorptions and higher attainments.

5.241 Drawbacks of bad conduct, and the reverse.
5.242 Drawbacks of bad bodily conduct, and the reverse.
5.243 Drawbacks of bad verbal conduct, and the reverse.
5.244 Drawbacks of bad mental conduct, and the reverse.
5.245 Drawbacks of bad conduct, and the reverse.
5.246 Drawbacks of bad bodily conduct, and the reverse.
5.247 Drawbacks of bad verbal conduct, and the reverse.
5.248 Drawbacks of bad mental conduct, and the reverse.
5.249 Why a person may have the same defects as a charnel ground.
5.250 Placing faith in an individual is dangerous for five reasons.

5.231 Reasons a resident mendicant is admirable, and the reverse.
5.232 Reasons a resident mendicant is admirable, and the reverse.
5.233 Reasons a resident mendicant beautifies a monastery.
5.234 Reasons a resident mendicant helps a monastery.
5.235 How a mendicant shows compassion to lay folk.
5.236 Reasons a resident mendicant is cast down to hell or raised to heaven.
5.237 Reasons a resident mendicant is cast down to hell or raised to heaven.
5.238 Reasons a resident mendicant is cast down to hell or raised to heaven.
5.239 Reasons a resident mendicant is cast down to hell or raised to heaven.
5.240 Reasons a resident mendicant is cast down to hell or raised to heaven.

5.221 For five reasons, a mendicant should wander a reasonable amount, not aimlessly.
5.222 For five reasons, a mendicant should wander a reasonable amount, not aimlessly.
5.223 For five reasons, a mendicant should stay in a monastery a reasonable length of time, not excessively.
5.224 For five reasons, a mendicant should stay in a monastery a reasonable length of time, not excessively.
5.225 A mendicant who visits families risks the following five problems.
5.226 A mendicant who visits families risks the following five problems.
5.227 Five drawbacks of riches, and five benefits.
5.228 Five drawbacks for families who eat overly late, and five benefits of eating at a reasonable hour.
5.229 Five ways a woman is like a black snake.
5.230 Five ways a woman is like a black snake.

5.211 Why a mendicant shouldn’t speak ill of their spiritual companions.
5.212 Why a mendicant shouldn’t start arguments.
5.213 Five drawbacks of failure in morality, and the corresponding benefits of the reverse.
5.214 Five drawbacks for a person who talks a lot, and the corresponding benefits of the reverse.
5.215 Five drawbacks of intolerance, and the corresponding benefits of the reverse.
5.216 Five drawbacks of intolerance, and the corresponding benefits of the reverse.
5.217 Five drawbacks of uninspiring conduct, and the corresponding benefits of the reverse.
5.218 Five drawbacks of uninspiring conduct, and the corresponding benefits of the reverse.
5.219 Five drawbacks of sitting around a fire.
5.220 Five drawbacks of the city of Madhura.

5.201 Things that lead to the long-lasting of the Dhamma after the Buddha’s death.
5.202 Five benefits of listening to the teaching.
5.203 Factors that make a thoroughbred worthy of a king.
5.204 Five spiritual powers.
5.205 Five kinds of emotional barrenness that can affect mendicants.
5.206 Five kinds of emotional shackle that can affect mendicants.
5.207 The five health benefits of eating porridge.
5.208 The five health problems of not cleaning one’s teeth with chew sticks.
5.209 Why you shouldn’t recite Dhamma in an overly drawn-out singing style.
5.210 Why you shouldn’t fall asleep unmindfully.