introduction 29 I. in mistaking the existent for the non-existent some say 32 II. in committng errors regarding impermanences, some say 34 III. in mistaking the non-existent for the existent, some say 36 IV. regarding the error of permanence, some say 37 V. regarding erring further due to being deceived by these errors, some say 38 VI. in making errors through being deceived, some say 39 VII. erring with respect to the real 39 VIII. in erring with respect the tocause, some say 40 IX. erring concerning the three evil migrations which results from erroneous conditioning 42 X. the explanation of that which is free from error 45 appendix 46 a summary of the sixty-two types of wrong views 46 A. speculation about the past (18 views) 46 B. speculation about the future (44 views) 46 notes & references 48 bibliography 50
