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A series of deities give verses praising association with the good, and the Buddha gives his own response.
A series of deities give verses praising generosity, and the Buddha gives his own response.
A series of deities give verses praising generosity, and the Buddha gives his own response, saying that practice of the Dhamma goes beyond this.
Two deities exchange verses with the Buddha on how sensual pleasures give rise to suffering.
Some deities come to find fault with the Buddha. He responds to their critique, which stimulates a further discussion on wrong-doing and forgiveness.
A series of Satullapa gods address the Buddha with verses on various topics. The identifications of the verses in this unclear, and comparison with the Chinese parallels suggests the Pali may have suffered textual loss.
A vast congregation of deities assembles to see the Buddha and the Sangha at Kapilavatthu.
A series of deities praise the Buddha's resilience and composure when his foot is injured by a stone.
A goddess identifying herself as Kokanadā claims to confirm with her own experience the Buddha's teachings on karma.
A goddess identified as Kokanada, possibly the sister of the previous, sums up the teaching in a pithy verse.