Vijayārāma untranslated

Vijayārāma, Vijayārāmavihāra. A garden in Anurādhapura, through which the boundary of the Mahā Vihāra passed (Mbv. p. 136). A monastery was built there (probably later), which came to be called the Vijayārāmavihāra. Once, an Arahant monk, teaching a kammaṭṭhāna to two monks, spoke of samuddha instead of samudda. One of the monks pointed out his error, and was sent by the Arahant to the Mahā Vihāra with a message that he had paid more attention to letters than to their meaning. The monk went to the Mahā Vihāra and later attained Nibbāna, after solving various difficult questions in the presence of the assembly. MN­a.ii.827.