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[672] In the six-part treatise, the section on karma.
[4, 2, 13, 234] The karma of knowledge-obscuring, sight-obscuring, delusion-producing, and hindering, is not superior to the karma of vedaniya. || 234 ||
Is the karma of lifespan, name, and lineage superior or inferior to the karma of vedaniya? || 235 || It is superior. || 236 ||
Similarly, the nature of lifespan, name, and lineage should be known. || 237 ||
Is the karma of the six karmas excluding lifespan, superior or inferior to the karma of knowledge-obscuring in terms of duration? || 238 || It is both superior and inferior. The inferior is countless parts less than the superior. || 239 ||
Is the karma of lifespan superior or inferior to the karma of knowledge-obscuring in terms of duration? || 240 || It is both superior and inferior. The inferior is four places less than the superior. || 241 ||
Similarly, the nature of the six karmas excluding lifespan should be known. || 242 ||
Is the karma of the seven karmas superior or inferior to the karma of lifespan in terms of duration? || 243 || It is both superior and inferior. The inferior is three places less than the superior. || 244 || Those three places are: the said karma is countless parts less, countable parts less, and countable multiples less. || 245 ||