Bhayasutta untranslated

Bhayasutta 01. There are three terrors that part mother and son: a great fire, a great flood, and a raid by robbers. They are also parted by old age, disease, and death. The practice of the Noble Eightfold Path will avoid these terrors. AN.i.178 f.

Bhayasutta 02. “Fear” is a name for sense desires; likewise “pain,” “disease,” “blain,” “bondage” and “bog.” Impassioned by the senses and bound by them, both in this world and in the next, men are subject to fear, etc. AN.iii.310f.

Bhayasutta 03. The same as No.2, with the addition of “womb” to the list. AN.iii.311.

Bhayasutta 04. There are four fears: birth, old age, disease, and death. AN.ii.121.

Bhayasutta 05. Four other fears: fire, water, kings, bandits. AN.ii.121.

Bhayasutta 06. or Bhikkhusutta. In the Ariyan disciple the five kinds of guilty dread are allayed; he is possessed by the four limbs of Sotāpanna, and the Ariyan method is, by him, well seen and penetrated by insight. SN.v.389.