佛說佛名經 2.30

2.30

At that time, an iron ox roared and stamped the ground; roaring, the ox charged toward the sinners. Pressed hard, the sinners tossed and turned on the ground. The horse-headed rākṣasa held an iron fork and skewered them onto a cart. The sinners leaped about and fell onto the ox again; the ox's hair stabbed upward, entering through their bellies and exiting through their backs. The ox leaped again, and they fell onto a horse; the horse's hair stabbed upward, also like sharp blades. When the horse flicked its tail, their bodies were shattered and rotted; in a moment they revived again.