The Beginnings of Buddhist Art and Other Essays in Indian and Central-Asian Archaeology c6.24

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c6.24

II. There (CUNNINGHAM, XLV, 7) under the form of a pigeon, he reprimands the lazy and gluttonous crow, whom the cook punishes so cruelly for an attempted raid upon his pots (*Jât.* 42; cf. 274 and 375).

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Jātaka — Pāli