EĀ 4.9

Ekottarāgama 增壹阿含经

4.9 （九）

"The foremost of my disciples in the samadhi of loving-kindness, with a mind free from anger, is the bhiksu Brahmadatta. The one who has accomplished the samadhi of compassion and its original practice is the bhiksu Sudinna. The one who has attained the virtue of the practice of joy, without any dualistic thoughts, is the bhiksu Samiddha. The one who always guards the mind and does not let it wander is the bhiksu Upavana. The one who practices the samadhi of blazing flames and is not liberated from it is the bhiksu Dhammapada. The one who speaks roughly and does not avoid the noble is the bhiksu Bhallika. The one who enters the samadhi of golden light is also the bhiksu Bhallika. The one who enters the vajra samadhi, which is indestructible, is the bhiksu Abhaya. The one who speaks decisively without timidity is the bhiksu Sunakkhatta. The one who always delights in tranquility and does not dwell in confusion is the bhiksu Tissa. The one whose meaning cannot be surpassed and cannot be subdued is the bhiksu Suradha."

「我声闻中第一比丘，入慈三昧，心无恚怒，梵摩达比丘是。入悲三昧，成就本业，所谓须深比丘是。得喜行德，无若干想，所谓娑弥陀比丘是。常守护心，意不舍离，所谓跃波迦比丘是。行焰盛三昧，终不解脱，所谓昙弥比丘是。言语麁犷，不避尊贵，所谓比利陀婆遮比丘是。入金光三昧，亦是比利陀婆遮比丘。入金刚三昧，不可沮坏，所谓无畏比丘是。所说决了，不怀怯弱，所谓须泥多比丘是。恒乐静寂，意不处乱，所谓陀摩比丘是。义不可胜，终不可伏，所谓须罗陀比丘是。」

Brahmadatta, Sudinna, Samiddha, Upavana, Dhammapada
Bhallika, Abhaya, Sunakkhatta, Tissa, Suradha.

梵摩达、须深　　娑弥、跃、昙弥毘利陀、无畏　　须泥陀、须罗

Translated from Chinese using Gemma-2-Mitra (Buddhist-NLP).

This is the classical Chinese root text of Ekottarāgama, a parallel to the Pali sutta(s) listed above. Source: CBETA (Taishō edition).