經律異相 39.2

39.2

Origins of the non-Buddhists establishing heterodox views (1)
The six masters make a pact to watch for an opportunity to subdue the Buddha; repeatedly sending spies, they all convert to the Buddha (2)
The six masters compete in power of the Way with the Buddha's disciples (3)
Binding the belly with iron plates and carrying fire on the head to display an extraordinary show of prowess (4)
The people of the state of Zhihuan worship crows and peacocks (5)
Pūraṇa Kāśyapa competes with the Buddha in the Way; falling short, he commits suicide (6)
The ṛṣi Kṣānti cultivates patience and practices compassion, but is dismembered by King Kali (7)
The ṛṣi with conch-shaped hair creates writing, which wind and rain cannot disturb or damage (8)
Circumstances of the four ṛṣis attaining the Way (9)
A ṛṣi loses his supernormal powers and is born in an evil realm (10)
A ṛṣi, seeing and hearing the forms and sounds of women, loses his supernormal powers (11)
Creating hands and feet to touch a princess, he gives rise to desire, later conceives evil thoughts, and falls into Avīci (12)
Devayana hears Śacī's voice and gives rise to lust (13)
The ṛṣi of the Snow Mountains engages in lust with a tigress and sires twelve sons (14)
The ṛṣi Bāṣpa sees a princess, gives rise to desire, and loses his supernormal powers (15)
The single-horned ṛṣi has his mind defiled by worldly desire and is ridden by a courtesan (16)