6.
The Discourse on the Headless
217.
"Here I, friend, descending from the Mount Vulture Peak, saw a headless trunk going through the sky.
On its chest there were eyes and a mouth.
Vultures, crows, and hawks, having pursued and pursued it, were tearing at it and pulling it apart.
He was making a cry of distress... etc.
That being, monks, was an executioner of thieves named Hārika in this very Rājagaha... etc.
The sixth.