Anivatta Brahmadatta
A king of Bārāṇasī, so called because he never left a thing half done. One day on his way to the park he saw a forest fire which made him wish to burn all his defilements. Later, he saw men catching fish; one large fish broke through the net and escaped. Wishing to escape himself, he left the world and later became a Pacceka Buddha (SnA.i.114‑15; ApA.i.159‑60).
A stanza attributed to him is included in the Khaggavisāna Sutta. Sn.v.62.