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Kathaṃ paṭikūlesu ca appaṭikūlesu ca appaṭikūlasaññī viharatīti api sabboyaṃ lokassa yamidaṃ muṇḍo pattapāṇī kulesu piṇḍāya vicarati, tena ca so āyasmā suvaṇṇadubbaṇṇena appaṭikūlasaññī cittena ca kāyena nibbidāsahagatena appaṭikūlasaññī, evaṃ paṭikūlesu appaṭikūlesu ca dhammesu appaṭikūlasaññī viharati.
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805. (iii) How does he abide percipient of the unrepulsive in repulsive-and-unrepulsive [ideas]? It is repulsive 1 to all the world 1 that 1 shaven and with bowl in hand there wanders for alms among the clans this venerable one with golden-coloured 1 unrepulsive 1 body. Therein 1 he is percipient of the unrepulsive with cognizance accompanied by dispassion.1 That is how he abides percipient of the unrepulsive in repulsive-and-unrepulsive ideas.
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