SN 46.70 (Distase for all the world)
SN 46.71 (Impermanence)
SN 46.72 (Ill)
SN 46.73 (Not-self)
SN 46.74 (Abandoning)
SN 46.75 (Dispassion)
SN 46.76 (Cessation)
These suttas each have 10 instances of the following:
“Monks, the [distaste for all the world/impermanence/…] if cultivated and made much of, is of great fruit and great profit.
And how cultivated and made much of is the idea of the repulsiveness of food of great fruit and great profit?
I.e. there are 10 instances in each sutta where a following paragraph refers to the repulsivness of food instead of the topic of the sutta.
It seems that a paragraph from SN 46.69 (Repulsivness of food) has somehow gotten copied into these similarly structured suttas.
Thank you for spotting this. It looks like this is also in the originals at http://obo.genaud.net/.
Venerable @Brother_Joe, would you mind having a look? Thank you!
Thanks for pointing that out. This seems to have happened in cutting and pasting. The suttas SN 46.69 through to SN 46.75 only appear in our Pali text as one line, e.g. https://suttacentral.net/pi/sn46.69: