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Stanzas starting with Pakkhijj膩to 迟补诲腻 膩sim constitute the biography of the venerable thera Vatthad膩yaka. This one also having done devoted service toward former Buddhas, accumulating meritorious deeds conducive towards escape from his rounds of repeated rebirths (惫补峁�峁�补) in this and that existence, was reborn in the womb of a garu虅 da bird, at the time of the Glorious One 补迟迟丑补诲补蝉蝉墨. On having seen the Glorious One Atthadass墨, who was going to the 骋补苍诲丑补尘腻诲补苍补 hill, he became pleasingly pious-minded, forsook his appearance of garu虅 da-bird, created the guise of a lad, took along with him very costly divine (or celestial) clothes and reverentially offered it to the Glorious One. That Glorious one also accepted it, spoke words of thanks and took His departure. The bird spent his time with that self-same pious-mindedness, lived on as long as his life-span lasted, passed away thence, was reborn in the divine world, wandered about his rounds of existence there, oft and on, experienced the benefits of merit, thereafter, enjoyed the human-prosperity among human-beings; everywhere highly costly garments and ornaments were obtained; thereafter, in every existence, he sprang up, he lived under the shade of clothes wherever he went; he was later reborn in a family house when this Buddha arose; on his having attained the age of intelligence, he came to possess pious faith in the Master, renounced the world, and not long after even, became canker-free, having attained six sorts of superknowledge. He became well-known as Vatthad膩yaka thera, by the name of the meritorious deed done by him formerly.

45. Having recollected his own former deed, he became pleasure-minded and uttered a stanza starting with pakkhij膩to 迟补诲腻 膩sim in order to make manifest the deed done by him formerly. There, pakkhij膩to (born as winged animal), a bird goes up and flies with this; thus, pakkha (wings); to it there are wings; thus 辫补办办丑墨 (wing-possessor); born and sprung up in the womb of a bird; thus, is the meaning. 厂耻辫补峁囜箛补 (gar奴da bird), he, whose wings are excellent is supa峁囜箛a, good-winged; the great bearer of brightly shining wings, of gold-colour which seizes (or catches hold of) the wind (or breeze); thus, is the meaning. Garu岣纺乨hipo (gar奴da-king) they swallow heavy load of stone for the purpose of seizing dragons; thus, 驳补谤耻岣穉 (big bird); the chief and king of garu虅 das; thus, is 驳补谤耻岣穉dhipo; I saw the stainless Buddha; thus, is the connection.

The commentary on the biography of the thera Vatthad膩yaka has ended.