Phaggunasutta untranslated

Phaggunasutta 01. A conversation between the Buddha and Phagguna (1) on the possibility of recognizing, by means of the senses, the Buddhas of the past. SN.iv. 52.

Phaggunasutta 02. Contains an account of the Buddha’s visit to Phagguna (1) when the latter lay ill. At the end of the Sutta is a list of six advantages of hearing the Dhamma and of testing its goodness in time. AN.iii.379 ff.

Phaggunasutta 03. A discussion between the Buddha and Moliya Phagguna as to whether anyone feeds on consciousness, exercises contact, feels, has craving, etc. The Buddha says that the question is badly formed; all these activities are conditioned by other activities, and so on. SN.ii.12 ff.