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Paññattisuttaṃ [AN 4.15, PTS 2.17]

5.

The Discourse on Description

15.More DetailsCommentaries "There are, monks, these four foremost descriptions. What are the four? This is the foremost, monks, among those possessing a physical form, namely - Rāhu, the lord of titans. This is the foremost, monks, among those who enjoy sensual pleasures, namely - King Mandhātā. This is the foremost, monks, among those having authority, namely - Māra the Evil One. In the world with its gods, with its Māras, with its Brahmās, among the generation with its ascetics and brahmins, with its gods and humans, the Truth-finder is declared the foremost, the Worthy One, the Perfectly Enlightened One. These, monks, are the four foremost descriptions."

"Rāhu is the foremost among those possessing a physical form, Mandhātā among those who enjoy sensual pleasures;

Māra among those having authority, blazing with supernormal power and fame.

"Above, across, below, as far as the world extends;

Of the world with its gods, the Buddha is called the foremost." The fifth.

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