諸經要集 20.43

20.43

Furthermore, a practitioner, observing the body internally according to the body, by means of wisdom gained from hearing or by means of the divine eye, observes that there are ten kinds of worms in the bones. What are the ten? The first is named the bone-larva worm; the second is named the bone-gnawing worm; the third is named the joint-severing worm; the fourth is named the red-mouthed foul-smelling worm; the fifth is named the rotting worm; the sixth is named the red-mouthed worm; the seventh is named the toutoumo worm; the eighth is named the skin-eating worm; the ninth is named the wind-knife worm; the tenth is named the knife-mouthed worm. These ten kinds of worms move through the bones. Their violation of one's disposition and harming of the body cannot be fully recounted.