12.
The Second Discourse on the Peacock's Feeding Ground
145.
"Monks, endowed with three qualities, a monk is one who has reached the ultimate goal, the ultimate security from bondage, the ultimate holy life, and the ultimate consummation, and is foremost of gods and humans.
With which three?
With the wonder of supernormal power, with the wonder of mind-reading, with the wonder of instruction -
Monks, endowed with these three qualities, a monk is one who has reached the ultimate goal, the ultimate security from bondage, the ultimate holy life, and the ultimate consummation, and is foremost of gods and humans."
The twelfth.