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Cakkavāka Jātaka
Jātaka本生故事,講述一隻貪心的烏鴉向兩隻金色天鵝請教其美麗的秘訣,得知美非由食而是由德行而生,用以譬喻一位專挑富家美食的僧人。
A birth story in which a greedy crow asks two beautiful golden geese the secret of their beauty and learns that character, not food, makes for true beauty, told in reference to a monk who sought out fine food among the wealthy.
Ja 434
Cakkavāka Jātaka2
Jātaka與前篇類似的本生故事,說明烏鴉深色羽毛乃是前世恐懼、罪愆與惡行所致,同樣用以譬喻一位處處尋求邀宴的僧人。
A similar birth story explaining the crow’s dark colour as the result of fear, sin, and evil deeds in past lives, again told in reference to a monk always seeking invitations.
Ja 451
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