Naḷakapānasutta untranslated

Naḷakapānasutta 01. Preached at the Palāsavana in Naḷakapāna. The Buddha asks the assembled monks among whom are many distinguished members, such as Anuruddha, Kimbila, Nandiya and others – if they feel they have realized the aim for which they have given up household life? On their assenting, he proceeds to tell them that when he claims that he has destroyed the āsavas and that his disciples have gained various attainments through his teaching, he does so, not in order to cajole or to delude others, nor to gain fame and profit for himself, but to hearten and fill with enthusiasm believing young men, that they may concentrate with their whole hearts and follow the example of his disciples. MN.i.462ff.

Naḷakapānasutta 02. The Buddha, having preached to the monks in Palāsavana in Naḷakapāna till late at night, asks Sāriputta to continue, as he has pain in his back and wishes to rest. Sāriputta thereupon takes up the sermon and tells the monks of the necessity for saddhā, hiri, ottappa, viriya and paññā, for the performance of good works. The Buddha returns and praises Sāriputta. AN.v.122ff.

Naḷakapānasutta 03. The circumstances are the same as in (2), but the qualities mentioned by Sāriputta differ – saddhā, hiri, ottappa, viriya, sotāvadhāna, dhammadhāraṇā, atthūpaparikkhā, dhammānudhammapaṭipatti, and appamāda. AN.v.125ff.