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Dadatopi veraṃ na kariyāti kusalo ca jahāti pāpakaṃ rāgadosamohakkhayā sa nibbuto rūpakkhayāpi vedanakkhayāpi, yena rūpena diṭṭhaṃ, tena tathāgato paññapento paññapeyya rūpassa khayā virāganirodhāti evaṃ pañcakkhandhā.
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also for one who gives no risk is stored up.1 " One who is skilled abandons evil, with exhaustion of lust, hate, delusion he attains complete extinction" : also with the exhaustion of form, also with the exhaustion of feeling, ... With exhaustion, fading, cessation, of form by means of which form someone describing a Perfect One 2 would describe a wrong view (see S.iv, 383), and so with the [rest of the] five categories.
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