Devatāsutta untranslated

Devatāsutta 01. A Devatā visits the Buddha at Jetavana and tells him of six things necessary for a monk’s spiritual development: reverence for the Buddha, the Dhamma and the Saṅgha, reverence for the discipline, grace in speech and good friendship. The Buddha reports this visit to the monks, and Sāriputta explains why these particular qualities were mentioned by the Devatā. AN.iii.423.

Devatāsutta 02. The Buddha tells the monks how, on various occasions, Devas had visited him and told him that they had felt remorse after their death because they had not honoured recluses during their life as human beings. Others who had honoured recluses had obtained happiness. AN.iv.390f.