Dighanikaya 21.357_5

21.357_5

Tiṇṇā mettha kaṅkhāti etasmiṃ pañhe mayā tumhākaṃ vacanaṃ sutvā kaṅkhā tiṇṇāti vadati, na maggavasena tiṇṇakaṅkhataṃ dīpeti. Vigatā kathaṃkathāti idaṃ kathaṃ, idaṃ kathanti ayampi kathaṃkathā vigatā.

“My doubt here has been crossed over”: he says, “My doubt has been crossed over in this question upon hearing your word”; he does not show that doubt has been crossed over by way of the path. “Perplexity has departed” means this perplexity too—‘How is this? How is that?’—has departed.