Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v1.c12.798

v1.c12.798

The story was related in reference to a greedy monk who was identified with the crow.¹ 2. Kapota Jātaka (No. 375).—The same as above, except for a few details. When the theft was discovered, the cook made a mixture of moist ginger and white mustard, pounded with a rotten date, and after wounding the crow with a potsherd, rubbed the stuff into the wound and fastened the potsherd round its neck.¹