經律異相 46.19

46.19

1. Ghosts and Spirits Are Named According to Where They Reside
2. The Retribution of Hungry Ghosts
3. A Ghost Sells Wine and Tells the Innkeeper to Retrieve Gold and Silver from a Dead Man in the Lake
4. The Maiden on the Golden Bed Goes Naked; When She Wears Clothes, Fire Burns Her
5. Two Ghosts Carry a Corpse and Pull Off Its Hands, Feet, Head, and Flanks, Exchanging Them with a Man's; Though His Form Changes, His Mind Remains, and Meeting the Buddha, He Attains the Way
6. A Golden Spirit's Fingers Flow with Amṛta and Requisite Supplies to Provide for Wayfarers
7. The Evil Ghost Piśāca Devours People and, Meeting the Buddha, Awakens to Understanding
8. Hārītī Previously Ate People; the Buddha Hid Her Child, and Only Then Did She Receive Conversion
9. Kumbhīra Yakṣa Invites the Buddha and Provides a Room and Lamps
10. The Demon King Disturbs Maudgalyāyana, Who Tells Him of His Own Past Deeds as a Demon
11. A Ghost Possesses Telepathy and Harms an Unfriendly Woman
12. Pāpīyas Stubbornly Harasses Mañjuśrī
13. Hungry Ghosts Ask Maudgalyāyana About the Causes of Their Suffering
14. An Evil Ghost Looks upon Śakra, and His Form Diminishes in Ugliness
15. A Ghost Returns to Whip Its Former Corpse