Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c9.s3.12

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³ The denial of this in *Kindred Sayings*, i. 158, n. 4 is clearly invalid, Cf. Aung, *Compendium*, pp. 273 ff. where they are treated as concomitants performing their respective functions in combination. When applied to matter (*rūpa*) physical causes are, of course, meant: the interpolation of ‘mental’ in the trans. of the comm. in *Buddh. Psych.*, p. 51 makes nonsense of the comment, and is wholly illegitimate, agreeing as it does with Franke’s (DN., pp. 307 ff.) view of Saṃkhāras as ideas only.