Mahā Vācakāla untranslated

Mahā Vācakāla. A man who lived on the banks of the Mahā Vālukagaṅgā. For thirty years he meditated on the thirty-two impurities of the body in the hope of becoming a Sotāpanna. But at the end of that period he gave up his meditations, renouncing the Buddha’s Dhamma as futile.

After death he was born as a crocodile in the river, and one day sixty carts laden with stone pillars started crossing the river at Kacchakatittha. The crocodile ate the bulls, carts, and pillars. AN­a.i.367.