AN 9.21 A comparison of the people of India, of Uttarakuru, and of the heaven of the Thirty-Three.

AN 9.22 Nine kinds of horses are compared with nine kinds of monks.

AN 9.23 Nine things that are rooted in craving.

AN 9.24 Nine realms into which sentient beings may be reborn.

AN 9.25 Nine reflections by which a mendicant knows their mind has wisdom.

AN 9.26 Venerables Candikāputta and Sāriputta differ in their interpretation of a teaching proposed by the notorious schismatic Devadatta.

AN 9.27 A householder who has eliminated the perils that come with breaking the five precepts, and possesses the four factors of stream-entry is freed from lower rebirths.

An 9.28 A householder who has eliminated the perils that come with breaking the five precepts, and possesses the four factors of stream-entry is freed from lower rebirths.

AN 9.29 Nine grounds for resentment.

AN 9.30 Nine ways of removing resentment.

AN 9.31 Nine meditative states, each of which arises from the cessation of something present in the previous state.