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¹ AKB., pp. 50 f. ; above ch. iii. § 1. This simple sense is found e. g. MN. i. 293; Mil., p. 61; Asl., p. 110; the term, however, also denotes higher mental activity; its ambiguity is due to the complex function of mind in sense-perception and higher ideation; cf. Oldenberg VWW., pp. 69 ff. In SN. v. 315 resistance-perception is asserted of internal and external things (*dhammas*).