Sahassayāgasutta untranslated

Sahassayāgasutta. Evidently a name given to one of the Satullapakāyikasuttas (SN.i.19), in which the Buddha praises the worth of a small but righteous gift as being far greater than large gifts made unrighteously. A stanza from this Sutta is quoted in the Biḷārikosiyajātaka (Ja.iv.66) and in the Mahā Vaṁsaṭīkā. Mhv­ṭ.596.