'Paiśuna' denotes faults that cause harm to others, as in the example of a king. 'Pāropadravahētūnāṃ doṣānāṃ paiśuna' is the wording. From the king comes pride born of intoxication and fear of loss: that is called arrogance. 'Laulyaṃ rāgaḥ' — attachment is laulyam; likewise 'rāgo laukyaḥ' and 'raktiḥ' by designation. 'Achapalaṃ sthairyam' — steadiness is called lack of fickleness; 'capalaś cañcalo'sthairah' by designation.