Long Discourses: The Pāṭika Chapter
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Because of that good deed, he advanced to heaven and there rejoiced. On return to here two marks are found, of excellence and supremacy. His hairs stand upright, and his ankles well-shaped. Swollen with flesh and blood, encased in skin, gracing above the feet. If that sort lives in the home, he becomes the best of those who enjoy sensual pleasures. There’ll be none better than him; he’ll proceed <j>having mastered all the Black Plum Tree Land. But going forth the peerless renunciate turns into the best of all creatures. There’ll be none better than him, he’ll live having mastered the whole world.”

11. Antelope Calves