Kulupaka Sutta
Kulupaka Sutta：1．Kulupaka Sutta．-Five qualities which make a monk disagreeable to the families he visits：he is intimate on slight acquaintance （asanthavavissāsī）； takes privileges without justification （anissaravikappi）； tries to bring together estranged families （viyatthūpāsevī）； is a gossip （upakannakajappī）； and is importunate （atiyācanako）．A．iii．136f
2．Kulupaka Sutta．-The five evil results of visiting families：sitting together in secret，and in concealed places，tendency to go uninvited，talking about women，and being filled with lustful thoughts．A．iii．258f
3．Kulupaka Sutta．-Five evil results of visiting families too often-frequent sight of women and consequent danger to celibacy in varying degrees．A．iii．259．
4．Kulupaka Sutta．-The Buddha says that Mahā Kassapa has the qualities requisite to becoming a monk worthy of visiting families．He is not vexed even if they give scantily，tardily or disrespectfully．S．ii．200．