Dear Nina,

You wrote:
<< In the Co. to the first book of the Abhidhamma, the Expositor
(Atthasaalinii), II, Ch 3, Derived Material Qualities, 322, we read:
<Of the two, the masculine sex is superior, the feminine is inferior.
Therefore the former disappears through grossly immoral conduct; the
latter may be brought about by *weak immorality*. But in disappearing,
the latter does so by weak immorality, the former may be brought
about by strong morality. Thus both disappear through immorality and
may be brought about by morality.> >>

The part "weak immorality" which I've marked off above with two asterisks
should be "weak morality" according to the reading of the CSCD text:
itthili"nga.m dubbalakusalena pati.t.thaati (As 322) --- the feminine sex is
(re-)established through weak moral action or conduct. I would prefer
"strong immoral conduct" for "grossly immoral conduct" (balava-akusalena) in
contrast to "weak immoral conduct" (dubbala-akusalena).

Best wishes,
Jim