Dear Nina,
I see...
Thanks for the brief explanation.
Jo.
Nina van Gorkom <
vangorko@...> wrote: Dear Johan W,
Op 29-mrt-2008, om 5:53 heeft johan wijaya het volgende geschreven:
> it's said that the story is related in detail in Maghamanavaka Jataka.
> I think I cannot answer why it is said in Maghamanavaka, while it
> (Maghamanavaka-Jataka) itself can't be found.
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N: maa.navaka means young man. I am thinking of a young Prince. I
think it is the same Jataka you refer to:
Kulaavaka-Jaataka (No. 31), as can be read from this link:
http://www.palikanon.com/english/pali_names/ku/kulaavaka_jat_31.htm
This is about Magha the young Brahmin.
Sometimes the names, or titles may change.
Nina.
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