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 1    22      |             Lord, the monk named Punna Mantaniputta (Mantani's
 2    22      |      gain, a great gain for Ven. Punna Mantaniputta that his knowledgeable
 3    22      |        will go to meet with Ven. Punna Mantaniputta; maybe I'll
 4    22      |  Anathapindika's monastery. Ven. Punna Mantaniputta heard, "The
 5    22      |         a Dhamma talk. Then Ven. Punna -- instructed, urged, roused, &
 6    22      |        Sariputta, the monk named Punna Mantaniputta whom you have
 7    22      |       followed right behind Ven. Punna, keeping his head in sight.
 8    22      |          his head in sight. Ven. Punna plunged into the Grove of
 9    22      |       seclusion and went to Ven. Punna. On arrival, he exchanged
10    22      |   sitting there, he said to Ven. Punna, "My friend, is the holy
11    22  (2) |          Ven. Sariputta and Ven. Punna speak of this list of seven
12    22      |           Sariputta said to Ven. Punna Mantaniputta: "What is your
13    22      |          know you?" ~"My name is Punna, friend, and my companions
14    22      |        how astounding, that Ven. Punna Mantaniputta has answered
15    22      |         When this was said, Ven. Punna said to Ven. Sariputta: "
16    57, Text|          Haliddavasana. ~2. Then Punna, a son of the Koliyans and
17    57, Text|          to the Blessed One, and Punna the ox duty ascetic paid
18    57, Text|       curled up like a dog. When Punna the ox-duty ascetic sat
19    57, Text|       future course?"1 ~"Enough, Punna, let that be. Do not ask
20    57, Text|      second time... A third time Punna the ox-duty ascetic asked
21    57, Text|          future course?" ~"Well, Punna, since I certainly cannot
22    57, Text|          you when I say 'Enough, Punna, let that be. Do not ask
23    57, Text| therefore answer you. ~3. "Here, Punna, someone develops the dog
24    57, Text|          or the animal womb. So, Punna, if his dog duty is perfected,
25    57, Text|        Then the Blessed One told Punna, son of the Koliyans and
26    57, Text|         and an ox-duty ascetic: "Punna, I could not persuade you
27    57, Text|         you when I said, 'Enough Punna, let that be. Do not ask
28    57, Text|     Venerable sir, there is this Punna, a son of the Koliyans and
29    57, Text|     Venerable sir, there is this Punna, a son of the Koliyans and
30    57, Text|           6. When this was said, Punna, a son of the Koliyans and
31    57, Text|      that dog duty.'" ~7. "Then, Punna, listen and heed well what
32    57, Text|      Blessed One said this: ~8. "Punna, there are four kinds of
33    57, Text|          13. When this was said, Punna, a son of the Koliyans and