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² Das Evangelium von Jesu, p. 230; cf. above, p. 298 f.; *J. M. Carter*, *JRAS* 1893, p. 393 f.; *Bergh van Eysinga*, p. 67 ff.; *Edmunds* II, 260 f. *Seydel*, l. c., p. 232 f., has, however, compared the allegory of the man who was born blind (John IX) with *Saddharma-P.* V. (see above, p. 299), though the Indian parable has nothing in common with the Christian legend, except that a man who was born blind occurs in both.