Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v2.c36.2332

v2.c36.2332

Among laymen who had discussions with Sāriputta are Atula (DhA. iii. 327), Nakulapitā (S. iii. 2 f.) and Dhānañjāni (M. ii. 186); Sīvalī (immediately after his birth; J. i. 408), also the Paribbājakas, Jambukhādaka (S. iv. 251 f.), Sāmaṇḍaka (S. iv. 261 f.; A. v. 120), and Pasūra (SNA. ii. 538), and the female Paribbājakas Saccā, Lolā, Avavādakā and Paṭācārā (J. iii. 1), and Kuṇḍalakesī (DhA. ii. 223 f.). He is also said to have visited the Paribbājakas in order to hold discussion with them (A. iv. 378); see also S. iii. 238 f., where a Paribbājaka consults him on modes of eating.