Buddha-carita, or Life of Buddha by Ven. Aśvaghoṣa

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28. Having declared the glory of the Law of Buddha, he built a round
Stupa and gave a royal coronation to Saunu, sending him into the
wood pre-eminent with the holiest saints and Caityas, and bidding him
worship the sacred relics; and having commanded Rāhula, Gautamī,
and the other women led by Gopikā, with staves in their hands, as
shaven ascetics, to practise the vow of fasting called ahoratra, and
after that the Lakṣacaitya ceremony and then the rite called
29. The Aṣṭasāhasrikā of sacred authority, the Geya and the Gāthā,
the Nidāna and the Avadāna, and that which is called the Sūtra of the
great Yāna, the Vyākara and the Ityukta, the Jātaka, the work called
Vaipulya, the Adbhuta and the Upadeśa, and also the Udānaka as the
twelfth. – Teaching (these sacred texts) and making current the Yāna
for common disciples, that for Pratyeka Buddhas, and the Mahāyāna,
and proclaiming them all around, accompanied by thirteen and a half
bodies of mendicants, the conqueror of the world went out of the city
of Kapila.
30. After displaying miracles in the city of Kapila, and having paid
honour to his father, and having made Rāhula and his companions
Arhats, and also the Bhikṣuṇis with Gautamī and Gopikā at their
head, and various women of all the four castes; and having established
Saunu on his imperial throne, and the people in the Jina doctrine, and
having abolished poverty and darkness, and then remembering his
mother, he set forth, ever worshipping Svayambhū, towards the