Dear Jim,
<<pubbe.thita.m bya~njana.m sarato viyojayetvaa kattha thapetabbanti sandeho
jaayeyya |
I take it that "pubbe.thita.m" stands for "adho.thita.m". The Indian script
edn. (p. 37, New Delhi, 1991) also has this line but reads "pubbe .thita.m"
instead of "pubbe.thita.m">>
You are quite right, I overlooked this phrase. It illustrates very well my
point that the commentators did not understand the purpose of Kacc 10-11.
Best wishes,
Ole