Abhisandasutta untranslated

Abhisandasutta 01. Unvarying loyalty to the Buddha, to the Dhamma, to the Saṅgha and possession of virtues dear to the Ariyan – these are the four floods of merit that bring happiness. SN.v.391-2.

Abhisandasutta 02. or Sayhakasutta. Same as above; the measure of merit that accrues as a result of these four floods is incalculable, like the waters of the ocean (SN.v.399-402). In the second and third Suttas of both these groups the fourth quality is given in (a) as possession of a heart free from stinginess, delighting in self-surrender; in (b) as possession of insight into the rise and fall of things, insight that is Ariyan.

Abhisandasutta 03. The five yields of merit (puññābhisandā) which accrue to a monk because of concentration of mind in various activities. AN.iii.51f.

Abhisandasutta 04. The eight yields of merit that a monk can obtain by practising various qualities. AN.iv.245f.