Suchiloma Sutta translation I am looking for a translation of the Suchiloma Sutta other than the one I have found through searching on Google or some insight into the Pali. 

In the story, the Demon Suchiloma wants to test the Buddha and 'strikes him with his body' whereupon the Buddha withdraws his own body.

Here is the passage I am interested in:


  Thereupon the demon Suchiloma addressed Bhagava thus: "O Samana! Are
  you afraid of me?" (Bhagava said,) "Friend! though your touching me is
  sinful, (yet) I am not afraid of you."


I seem to recall reading a translation of this sutta in which the Buddha's words are translated as something like: Friend, I am not afraid of you, but still, contact with you is not pleasant.

Can anyone point to an alternate translation or to a Pali version of the sutta (along with any insight into the meaning of the passage in question)?
Here is an alternative translation up on Sutta Central: https://suttacentral.net/en/snp2.5

However, the sentence you are looking for is translated as so:


  Friend, I am not afraid of you, but your touch is evil.


The word "evil" here translates Pali pāpako - bad, malignant, evil, wrong, sinful.

I suppose the meaning is that, although Enlightened One is not afraid to come in contact with demonic influences, even for Buddha the close contact with them is not beneficial. As poisonous food may upset the stomach, so poisonous thoughts may upset the mind.