Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v1.c15.95

v1.c15.95

Among others mentioned as staying at the Ghositārāma are Mūsila, Savittha, Nārada, in the company of Ānanda (S. ii. 115), Pindola Bhāradvāja—who converts Udena when the latter comes to see him (S. iv. 110 f.) and earns the Buddha’s praises for his attainments (S. v. 224)—Sāriputta and Upavāna (S. v. 76), and Bāhiya and Anuruddha (A. ii. 239). Anuruddha is there at the time of the schism of the Kosambī monks but refuses to intervene. He indulges, instead, in his powers of clairvoyance and mention is made of a visit paid to him by the Manāpakāyikadevas.¹³