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165. 80. Thus, the duration of the minimum karmic span of the eight middle passions (samyag-mithyātva, aṣṭa-kasāya) and the six non-passions (ṣaḍ-nokaṣāya) should be known. 81. What is the duration of the minimum karmic span of the four-fold right belief (samyaktva), the four-fold infinite attachment (anantānubandhi), the four-fold flaming (caturṣaṃjvalana), and the three-fold feelings (trayaḥ-vedāḥ)? 82. The minimum duration is one samaya.
83. The interval. 84. What is the duration of the maximum karmic span of the sixteen passions (ṣoḍaśa-kasāya) and the nine non-passions (nava-nokaṣāya)? 85. The minimum duration is within an antarmuhūrta. 86. The maximum duration is an asaṃkhyeya of pudgala-parivartas. 87. As is the interval between the right belief (samyaktva) and the mixed right and wrong belief (samyag-mithyātva), so it is here.
88. What is the duration of the minimum karmic span of the remaining karmas? 89. There is no interval for the eight middle passions (aṣṭa-kasāya), the infinite attachment (anantānubandhi), and the rest. 90. What is the duration of the minimum karmic span of the eight middle passions (aṣṭa-kasāya)? 91. The minimum duration is within an antarmuhūrta. 92. The maximum duration is an asaṃkhyeya of lokas. 93. What is the duration of the minimum karmic span of the infinite attachment (anantānubandhi)? 94. The minimum duration is within an antarmuhūrta. 95. The maximum duration is an upādāna of pudgala-parivartas.