112 short discourses in mixed prose and verse, arranged in the A_guttara style of ascending numbered sets, from one to four. Alone among Buddhist texts, its survival is attributed not to the Sa_gha, but to a laywoman named Khujjuttar_. According to the Pali commentaries, she was a maid to the Queen of Kosambi, and memorized these teachings from the Buddha, earning her the title of the most learned of the laywomen disciples.