The brahmin Bilaṅgika Bhāradvāja insults the Buddha, but after the Buddha’s response, he becomes a bhikkhu and soon attains arahantship.

Dhammapada verses 116-128 share the importance of hastening to do good, restraining the mind from harm, the consequences of harm and good, the accumulation of evil and good, the importance of avoiding harmful actions, the consequences of harming a blameless person, the results of evil and good, and the inevitability of death.