Lola Jātaka
JātakaA birth-story about the Bodhisatta as a pigeon and his friendship with a greedy crow, told in reference to a monk reported for gluttony, who is identified with the crow.
The story of the Bodhisatta born as a pigeon and of his friendship with a greedy crow. The story is practically the same as that of the Kapota Jātaka (No.42) (q.v.), and was related in reference to a greedy monk who was reported to the Buddha. The crow is identified with the monk. J.ii.361 ff.
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