佛遺教經論疏節要 1.411

1.411

"Aniruddha is also called Anali, also Aniliudou, also Ananlituo; they are all the same. This is translated as 'Free from Poverty', also translated as 'Inexhaustible', and also called 'As One Wishes'. Formerly, he offered a single meal to a pratyekabuddha and obtained ninety-one kalpas of going back and forth between humans and devas, constantly experiencing blessing and joy, which remains inexhaustible even today, obtaining whatever he sought as he wished. By virtue of these three meanings, there are different translations. At that time he was the head of the assembly, and therefore he observed [their minds] and addressed the Buddha.