1. Yodhājīva Sutta. On five kinds of warriors: those who are
frightened by a cloud of dust, by the sight of a flag, by
tumult, by conflict, and those who fight victoriously; and on
five similar kinds of monks. A.iii.87f. 2. Yodhājīva Sutta. On
five kinds of warriors: those who go down into the thick of the
fight where they are overpowered, those who are wounded and die
on the way to their home, those who survive for some time but
die of their wounds, those who are cured of their wounds, those
that are victorious in battle and continue to fight. There are
five corresponding kinds of monks. A.iii.94ff. 3. Yodhājīva
Sutta. Records the visit of the headman Yodhājīva to the Buddha.
S.iv.308.