Gahvaratīriya
Gahvaratīriya：He was a brahmin of Sāvatthi，named Aggidatta．Having seen Yamakapātihāriya，he entered the Order and lived in a spot called Gahvaratīra - hence his name - and there in due course became an arahant．On his return to Sāvatthi，his relations held a great almsgiving in his honour and requested him to live near them．But be refused this request and returned to the forest.
He was a hunter in the time of Sikhī Buddha，and was delighted by the sound of the Buddha’s voice as he preached （Thag.v.31； ThagA.i.91）.
He is probably identical with Ghosasaññaka of the Apadāna （Ap.ii.451），but the same verses are also attributed to Dhammika．ThagA.i.398.