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## Fifth Special Point (Paryayapava)
[427 - [3] The statement regarding the Paryaya of the two-region Skandhas in the time of the lowest quality should also be understood in the same way / Specifically, it should be said that in its own place, it is six-place-fallen. [539-3] The statement regarding the Paryaya of the two-region Skandhas in the time of the lowest-excellent (medium) quality should also be understood in the same way / Specifically, it should be said that in its own place, it is six-place-fallen. 540. And as far as the ten-region Skandhas are concerned / The increase in the region should be understood in the same way, as in the case of Avagahana / [540] In the same way, one should understand the Paryayas of the ten-region Skandhas. The special point is that the region should be increased progressively / It is the same with Avagahana. 541. [1] Bhagavan! How many Paryayas are there for the countable-region Pudgalas in the time of the lowest quality? [541-1 U.] Gautama! (There are) infinite Paryayas (of them). [Pr.] Bhagavan! Why is it said that (there are infinite Paryayas of the countable-region Skandhas in the time of the lowest quality?) [U.] Gautama! One countable-region Skandha in the time of the lowest quality is equal to another countable-region Skandha in the time of the lowest quality in terms of substance, two-place-fallen in terms of regions, two-place-fallen in terms of Avagahana, four-place-fallen in terms of position, equal to the Paryayas of the black color, and six-place-fallen in terms of the remaining colors, etc., and the four touches above. [2] In the same way, it should be said about the Paryayas of the countable-region Skandhas in the time of the highest quality. [3] In the same way, it should be said about the Paryayas of the countable-region Skandhas in the time of the non-lowest-non-highest (medium) quality. Specifically, it should be said that in its own place, it is six-place-fallen. 542. [1] Bhagavan! How many Paryayas are there for the uncountable-region Pudgalas in the time of the lowest quality? [541-1 U.] Gautama! (There are) infinite Paryayas (of them). [Pr.] Bhagavan! Why is it said that (there are infinite Paryayas of the uncountable-region Skandhas in the time of the lowest quality?) [U.] Gautama! One uncountable-region Skandha in the time of the lowest quality is equal to another uncountable-region Skandha in the time of the lowest quality in terms of substance,