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A Paribbājaka, nephew (sister's son) of
Sāriputta.
He visited the Buddha at Sūkarakhatalena
and the Buddha preached to him the Dīghanakha Sutta, at the end of which he
became a sotāpanna.
In the sutta he is addressed as
Aggivessana (M.i.497f; ThagA.ii.95; DhA.i.79).
He was originally an Annihilationist
(MA.ii.477). Perhaps he is the heretic brahmin, nephew of Sāriputta, who was
admonished by Moggallāna because he expressed great repugnance at the sight of
Kassapa. Thag.1108ff; ThagA.ii.180.

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