PārājikakaṇḍaCatutthapārājikasikkhāpada

Vinayapiṭaka · Bhikkhu Vibhaṅga (1) · Vol. 1 · Section 282

[282] *(Summary verse)* Overestimation (adhimāna); in the forest; alms-food; the preceptor; the postures (iriyāpatha); the fetters; dhammas in private; the dwelling; attending upon; "Not difficult"; energy; then also of death the fear, friend; the one with remorse; rightly; through energy, through application, on attainment; then two on the enduring of feeling (vedanā); five cases concerning brahmins; three on the declaring of final knowledge (aññā); the household; sensual pleasures as obstruction; and delight; he departed. The skeleton and the lump of flesh — both were cattle-butchers; the lump (of flesh), a fowler; the flayed one, a sheep-butcher; the sword(-haired), a pig-butcher; the spear(-haired), a deer-hunter; the arrow(-haired), a torturer; the needle(-haired), a charioteer; and he who is stitched through (with needles) — he indeed was a slanderer; the bearer of (swollen) testicles was a corrupt village magistrate; he who was plunged in the (cess)pit was an adulterer; the eater of dung was a wicked brahmin; the flayed woman was an adulteress; the foul woman was a fortune-teller; the scorched woman poured coals over her co-wife; the one with severed head was an executioner of thieves; a bhikkhu, a bhikkhunī, a sikkhamānā, a sāmaṇera, then a sāmaṇerī — gone forth in the dispensation of Kassapa, they did those evil deeds at that very time. The Tapodā; the battle at Rājagaha; and the plunging of the elephants into the water; Sobhita, the arahant bhikkhu, recollects five hundred eons (kappa).

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.