Pāsādabahula untranslated

Pāsādabahula. A Brahmin of Sāvatthī who was so delighted with the preaching of the Buddha that he gave meals regularly at his house to sixteen monks, always addressing them as “Arahant.” This displeased both the Arahants and the non-Arahants, and they ceased going there. When the Buddha heard of it, he admonished the monks. Dhp­a.iv.138f.