Comm. NT: 22.
Pakiṇṇakakathāvaṇṇanā
Although with the words: ‘These perfumes,’ etc., he apprehends present perfumes, etc., nevertheless the object of his resolving consciousness is actually their future materiality that is to be associated with the distinction of not drying up. This is because the resolve concerns the future …
‘Cream of curd’: when resolving, his object is the future appearance of curd.
Vattanīyasenāsana was apparently a monastery in the Vindhya Hills (Viñjaṭavī): see Mhv XIX.6; Dhs-a 419. The Elders Assagutta and Rohaṇa instructed Kajaṅgala who was sent to convert Menander (Lamotte, Histoire de la Bouddhisme Indien, p. 440).