一部经，又称 Aggikabhāradvāja Sutta，起因于一位婆罗门在佛陀托钵时辱骂其为贱民，佛陀因而阐明使人成为贱民或真婆罗门的是行为而非出身。

A discourse, also called the Aggikabhāradvāja Sutta, given after a brahmin reviles the Buddha as an outcaste while he sought alms, in which the Buddha explains that it is one’s deeds, not one’s birth, that make a person an outcaste or a true brahmin.