Cūḷa Tissa untranslated

Cūḷa Tissa, Cūla Tissa. Probably a Commentator. He is called Uruvelavāsī, and is quoted in the Saṁyutta Commentary in reference to a discussion on phassavedanā. SN­a.ii.100.

Cūḷa Tissa. A minister of Duṭṭhagāmaṇī. Once when Kaṇḍula was lost, he was sent in search and found him looking after the monks of Mahā Nijjhara. Tissa gave the monks a drink of kāra-fruit and sugar, and took the animal back to the king. Later, Tissa was born in Ambaviṭṭhi and entered the Saṅgha. Afterwards, while on a voyage to the Bodhi-tree in Gayā, his ship ran short of water. Tissa let down his bowl into the sea. The water became fresh and sweet, and he shared it with the others. After death he was born in the Deva world. Ras.ii.29f.