Dighanikaya 2.215

2.215

Idha, mahārāja, bhikkhu santuṭṭho hotīti ettha santuṭṭhoti itarītarapaccayasantosena samannāgato. So panesa santoso dvādasavidho hoti, seyyathidaṃ – cīvare yathālābhasantoso, yathābalasantoso, yathāsāruppasantosoti tividho. Evaṃ piṇḍapātādīsu. Tassāyaṃ pabhedavaṇṇanā –

Here, great king, a bhikkhu is content: here, 'content' means endowed with contentment with whatever requisites [are obtained]. And that contentment is twelvefold, that is: threefold regarding robes—contentment with whatever is obtained, contentment with what corresponds to one's capacity, and contentment with what is suitable. So too with almsfood and so forth. This is the detailed exposition of it: