user111: This page mentions the following:

The Commentaries say (SNA.ii.476; SA.i.155) that he was an Anagami
  Brahma born in the Suddhavasa, there to pass a whole kappa...

I'm looking for an online resource for SNA.ii.476; SA.i.155.
Thanks!

user18: The Sutta Nipata source is Sn-A 3.10:
Roman Pali:
http://tipitaka.org/romn/cscd/s0505a.att2.xml
Sinhalese Pali:
http://tipitaka.org/sinh/cscd/s0505a.att2.xml
The relevant passage is:
Atha kho brahmā sahampatīti ko ayaṃ brahmā, kasmā ca bhagavantaṃ upasaṅkamitvā etadavocāti? Ayaṃ kassapassa bhagavato sāsane sahako nāma bhikkhu anāgāmī hutvā suddhāvāsesu uppanno, tattha naṃ ‘‘**sahampati brahmā’’ti sañjānanti.
අථ ඛො බ්‍රහ්‌මා සහම්‌පතීති කො අයං බ්‍රහ්‌මා, කස්‌මා ච භගවන්‌තං උපසඞ්‌කමිත්‌වා එතදවොචාති? අයං කස්‌සපස්‌ස භගවතො සාසනෙ සහකො නාම භික්‌ඛු අනාගාමී හුත්‌වා සුද්‌ධාවාසෙසු උප්‌පන්‌නො, තත්‌ථ නං ‘‘සහම්‌පති බ්‍රහ්‌මා’’ති සඤ්‌ජානන්‌ති. 
Roughly:
"And then the Brahma Sahampati" - Who was this brahma? And from what [cause] did he, having approached, say this? This one, a bhikkhu named Sahaka in the sasana of the Kassapa the Blessed One, having become an anagami, arose in the Pure Abodes; there, they knew him as "Sahampati Brahma".

111: <p><a href="http://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/sahampati/index.html" rel="nofollow">This page</a> mentions the following:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>The Commentaries say (SNA.ii.476; SA.i.155) that he was an Anagami
  Brahma born in the Suddhavasa, there to pass a whole kappa...</p>
</blockquote>

<p>I'm looking for an online resource for SNA.ii.476; SA.i.155.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
 18: <p>The Sutta Nipata source is Sn-A 3.10:</p>

<p>Roman Pali:</p>

<p><a href="http://tipitaka.org/romn/cscd/s0505a.att2.xml" rel="nofollow">http://tipitaka.org/romn/cscd/s0505a.att2.xml</a></p>

<p>Sinhalese Pali:</p>

<p><a href="http://tipitaka.org/sinh/cscd/s0505a.att2.xml" rel="nofollow">http://tipitaka.org/sinh/cscd/s0505a.att2.xml</a></p>

<p>The relevant passage is:</p>

<p>Atha kho brahmā sahampatīti ko ayaṃ brahmā, kasmā ca bhagavantaṃ upasaṅkamitvā etadavocāti? Ayaṃ kassapassa bhagavato sāsane sahako nāma bhikkhu <strong>anāgāmī hutvā suddhāvāsesu uppanno, tattha naṃ ‘‘**sahampati brahmā’’ti sañjānanti.</strong></p>

<p>අථ ඛො බ්‍රහ්‌මා සහම්‌පතීති කො අයං බ්‍රහ්‌මා, කස්‌මා ච භගවන්‌තං උපසඞ්‌කමිත්‌වා එතදවොචාති? අයං කස්‌සපස්‌ස භගවතො සාසනෙ සහකො නාම භික්‌ඛු අනාගාමී හුත්‌වා සුද්‌ධාවාසෙසු උප්‌පන්‌නො, තත්‌ථ නං ‘‘සහම්‌පති බ්‍රහ්‌මා’’ති සඤ්‌ජානන්‌ති. </p>

<p>Roughly:</p>

<p>"And then the Brahma Sahampati" - Who was this brahma? And from what [cause] did he, having approached, say this? This one, a bhikkhu named Sahaka in the sasana of the Kassapa the Blessed One, having become an anagami, arose in the Pure Abodes; there, they knew him as "Sahampati Brahma".</p>
