Isigilisutta

mn116:6.1 Sumbha, Subha, Methula, and Aṭṭhama,

mn116:6.2 then Assumegha, Anīgha, and Sudāṭha,

mn116:6.3 Independent Buddhas, enders of the leash to existence;

mn116:6.4 and Hiṅgū and Hiṅga the mighty.

mn116:6.5 Two sages named Jāli, and Aṭṭhaka;

mn116:6.6 then the awakened one Kosala, then Subāhu;

mn116:6.7 Upanemi, Nemi, and Santacitta,

mn116:6.8 right and true, stainless and astute.

mn116:6.9 Kāḷa and Upakāḷa, Vijita and Jita,

mn116:6.10 Aṅga and Paṅga, and Guttijita too;

mn116:6.11 Passin gave up attachment, suffering’s root,

mn116:6.12 while Aparājita defeated Māra’s power.

mn116:6.13 Satthar, Pavattar, Sarabhaṅga, Lomahaṁsa,

mn116:6.14 Uccaṅgamāya, Asita, Anāsava,

mn116:6.15 Manomaya, and Bandhumā the cutter of conceit,

mn116:6.16 then Adhimutta, and Ketumā the immaculate.

mn116:6.17 Ketumbharāga, Mātaṅga, and Ariya,

mn116:6.18 then Accuta, Accutagāma, and Byāmaka,

mn116:6.19 Sumaṅgala, Dabbila, Supatiṭṭhita,

mn116:6.20 Asayha, Khemābhirata, and Sorata.

mn116:6.21 Durannaya, Saṅgha, and also Ujjaya,

mn116:6.22 another sage, Sayha of peerless effort.

mn116:6.23 There are twelve Ānandas, Nandas, and Upanandas,

mn116:6.24 and Bhāradvāja, bearing his final body.

mn116:6.25 Bodhi, Mahānāma, and also Uttara,

mn116:6.26 Kesī, Sikhī, Sundara, and Bhāradvāja,

mn116:6.27 Tissa and Upatissa, <j>who’ve both cut the bonds to rebirth,

mn116:6.28 Upasīdarī and Sīdarī, who’ve both cut off craving.

mn116:6.29 Maṅgala was awakened, free of greed,

mn116:6.30 Usabha cut the net, the root of suffering,

mn116:6.31 Upanīta who attained the state of peace,

mn116:6.32 Uposatha, Sundara, and Saccanāma.

mn116:6.33 Jeta, Jayanta, Paduma, and Uppala;

mn116:6.34 Padumuttara, Rakkhita, and Pabbata,

mn116:6.35 Mānatthaddha, beautiful and free of greed,

mn116:6.36 and the Buddha Kaṇha, his mind well freed.