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The Chapter on the Good Person
1-6.
Commentary on the Discourse on Training Rules
201. In the first discourse of the fifth, "bad person" means an inferior person, a hollow person, a confused person, a fool blinded by ignorance. "Worse than a bad person" means a bad person in excess. The other two should be understood as the opposite of what was stated. The remainder here is clear in meaning. And just as here, so in the remaining five beyond this. For among these, the first was taught by way of the five enmities, the second by way of faithless qualities, the third by way of the bodily and verbal doors, the fourth by way of the mind-door, the fifth by way of the eightfold wrong course, the sixth by way of the tenfold wrong course.
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Commentary on the Set of Four Discourses on One of Bad Character
207-210. In the seventh, "evil" means an inferior, defiled person. "Good" means a fortunate, blameless person. The remainder here is clear in meaning. The same method applies to the eighth as well. In the ninth, "of bad character" means of inferior character. "Of good character" means of blameless character. The remainder here is clear in meaning. The same method applies to the tenth as well. In this chapter, in all ten discourses, the practice of the householder is spoken of. Even if they are stream-enterers or once-returners, it is fitting indeed.
The Good Person Chapter is the first.