大般涅槃經集解 30.14
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30.14
Sengliang comments: He raises five grounds in all. This is the first: raising the conditions of pleasure, showing that because it is sought, there cannot be an absence of pleasure. Baoliang says: Kāśyapa first raises five objections. The first is that because there is pleasure among the five desires of humans and devas, it should not be suffering.
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