Many Sambahula Sutta (SN 9:4)
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(SNÂ 9:4) On one occasion many monks were staying among the Kosalans in a forest grove. Then, at the end of the Rains, they left to go on a three-month wandering tour. And at that time, the devatṅ living in that forest grove, lamenting from not seeing those monks, recited this verse: "Today itâs as if discontent is displayed to me, as I see many empty seats. They, brilliant speakers, learned: Where have those disciples of Gotama gone?" When this was said, another devatṅ recited a verse for that devatṅ: "Theyâve gone to Magadha, gone to Kosala, & some to the land of the Vajjians. Like deer,
wandering free from ties, the monks
dwell without home." See also: Sn 1:3 - --> - - - -