Sarabhaṅga untranslated

Sarabhaṅga 01. A Pacceka Buddha. MN.iii.70. Ap­a.i.107.

Sarabhaṅga 02. Sarabhaṅga Thera. He belonged to a Brahmin family of Rājagaha, and was given a name according to the family traditions. When he grew up, he became an ascetic, and made a hut for himself of reed stalks, which he had broken off hence his name, Sarabhaṅga (Reed-plucker). The Buddha saw in him the conditions of Arahant-ship, and went to him and taught the Dhamma. He listened and joined the Saṅgha, attaining Arahant-ship in due course. He continued to live in his hut till it decayed and crumbled away, and, when asked why he did not repair it he answered that he had looked after it during his ascetic practices, but that now he had no time for such things. He then declared his aññā in a series of verses. Thag­a.i.480 f. These verses are found in Thag.vs.487-93.

Sarabhaṅga 03. The Bodhisatta born as a great teacher. See the Sarabhaṅgajātaka (Ja 522).