Dighanikaya 33.349

33.349

Idha pana ṭhatvā pañhā samodhānetabbā. Imasmiñhi sutte ekakavasena dve pañhā kathitā. Dukavasena sattati. Tikavasena asītisataṃ. Catukkavasena dvesatāni. Pañcakavasena tiṃsasataṃ. Chakkavasena bāttiṃsasataṃ. Sattakavasena aṭṭhanavuti. Aṭṭhakavasena aṭṭhāsīti. Navakavasena catupaṇṇāsa. Dasakavasena samasaṭṭhīti evaṃ sahassaṃ cuddasa pañhā kathitā.

Here, however, pausing at this point, the questions should be summarized: in this discourse, two questions are spoken of by way of single items; seventy by way of pairs; one hundred and eighty by way of triplets; two hundred by way of sets of four; one hundred and thirty by way of sets of five; one hundred and thirty-two by way of sets of six; ninety-eight by way of sets of seven; eighty-eight by way of sets of eight; fifty-four by way of sets of nine; sixty-six by way of sets of ten. Thus, one thousand and fourteen questions are spoken of.