Manosilātala untranslated

Manosilātala. A locality in Himavā. When Āḷavaka threatened the Buddha he stood with his left foot on Manosilātala and his right on Kelāsa (Snp­a.i.223). Manosilātala was near Anotatta, and those who bathed in the lake dried and robed themselves there (e.g., Ja.i.232; iii.379). It was also a resort of lions (Ja.ii.65) and was sixty leagues in extent (Ja.ii.92, 219). Above it was the Kañcanaguhā (Ja.v.392) and below it the Kāḷapabbata (Ja.vi.265).