Aggikabhāradvāja Jātaka
JātakaA birth story about a jackal whose fur is singed by a forest fire and who then poses as a holy man named Aggika-Bhāradvāja in order to eat the rats that come to trust him.
The story of a jackal, who, when his hair is singed by a forest fire, pretends to be a saint of the name of Aggika-Bhāradvāja and eats the rats that trust him. J.i.461 f.
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