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Commentary on the Chapter on Misconduct
221-231. In the third, the first and so on are of manifest meaning only. In the tenth, whoever, having thought, composes poetry, this one is called a poet by thought. Whoever, having heard, composes, this one is called a poet by learning. Whoever composes in dependence on one meaning, this one is called a poet by meaning. Whoever composes at that very moment by his own inspiration, like the Elder Vaṅgīsa, this one is called a poet by inspiration.
The Misconduct Chapter is the third.