Early Monastic Buddhism v1.c13.s5.5

v1.c13.s5.5

Nanda, another of his disciples, could not check his anxieties for food and raiment, for which he was taken to task by the Teacher. In due course the check put upon him helped him to control his senses so much that he became the chief of those who had control over their senses (*indriyesu guttadvārīnam aggo*).²