SAriputra
Śāriputra (= Pali Sāriputta; also Śāli°, Śāradvatī-p°, Śārisuta ), n. of one of Buddhaʼs two chief disciples, the other being (Mahā-)Maudgalyāyana ; orig. named Upatiṣya , q.v. for story of his conversion; once also called Tiṣya , q.v. (6): Mvy 1032 ; Mv i.45.7 ; iii.41.6 ; 57.16 ff. ; 94.1 ff. ; 102.13 ; 255.15 ; 268.5 ; 375.7 ; ( Senart always Śāri°, but usually some, often all, of his mss. Śāli° ;) SP 2.2 ; 29.2 ff. ; 60.1 ff. ; 264.17 ff. ; LV 1.12 ; 443.13 ; Divy 153.5 ; 182.21 ; 268.6 ; 314.15 ff. ; 330.6 ff. ; 394.21 ff. ; 486.25 ff. ; 542.24 ff. ; Av ii.69.7 etc. ; Sukh 2.6 ; 92.5 ; Karmav 161.17 . Why is he never called Mahā-Ś° in BHS or Pali , when Maudgalyāyana, Kātyāyana, Kāśyapa, and other disciples so often have the prefix Mahā-?