Jāliya untranslated

Jāliya. A paribbājaka who, with his friend Maṇḍissa, visited the Buddha at the Ghositārāma (DN.i.159). The Buddha preached to them the Jāliyasutta (q.v.). According to the Pāṭikasutta, when Jāliya heard that Pāṭika could not come to hold a discussion with the Buddha at Vesālī, he went to the Tindukkhānaparibbājakārāma and tried to get Pāṭikaputta to come. But the latter was unable to come, being fixed in his seat. Jāliya thereupon spoke insultingly to him, calling him boaster, etc. (DN.iii.22ff).

Jāliya is described as dārupattakantevāsī, because, says the Commentary (DN­a.i.319), his teacher used to beg for alms with a wooden bowl.