The simultaneity of unreality and temporary existence is included in a set of this many “truths” in Tiantai. Specific animals (-5[1])represent this number of “poisons” (15[3])in the center of the bhava·chakra. (15[1])An embodiment (15[1])of enjoyment (15[1])is included (-5[1])in a set of this many (-5[1])“bodies” or “kaya” into which the Buddha’s existence (15[1])is split by a (15[1])fundamental doctrine. (15[1])Nirvana is (emphasize) (-5[1])not (-5[1])included alongside (15[1])impermanence, or (15[2])anicca, and suffering, or (15[1]-5[1])dukkha, in a set of (-5[2])this (-5[4])many (-5[2])“marks of (15[1]-5[2])existence.” (-5[1])Sangha (15[1])monks are included as one of (15[1])this many (10[1]-5[1])(*) “Jewels” which support (10[5]-5[1])refuge in (10[3])Buddhism. (10[1]-5[1])Sutras make up one of this many (10[4])baskets into which the Buddhist scriptural canon is divided. A Tendai Buddhist wisdom proverb is visualized with this many (10[1])monkeys (-5[1])covering (10[1])different (10[1])sense (10[3])organs. (10[1])For (-5[1])10 (-5[1])points, give this number of lines that make up each of the I Ching’s (10[4])trigrams. (10[21])■END■