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nt to the river to bathe. They left the meat and rice on the bank, but as they bathed, the pot holding

i Burned Down by Foolish Student (KuEidEssaka JAtaka J.iii.71) In the time of the Lord Buddha, there was an elder monk of unblemished virtue named Kassapa. He was respected by all of the enlightened monks and other members of the monastic community. Even the Lord Buddha's closest discipleinanda, had

O ti dAnaO deli]; Knowing that monks cannot cook rice or catch fish to feed themselves out of fear tha

e her best, thus when she was a nun, before long she could achieve what she had set out to do. D.4 Et Reluctant marriage: MahAkassapa (Ap.ii.583) Kassapa was the son of a millionnaire. His future wife was also the daughter of a millionnaire. Each of them lived in distant cities. The two families had

long time ago RAdha had given him a ladleful of rice when he was on almsround. The Buddha therefore a

they came to a fork in the road, the wife said, "Now we are E. ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES ascetics, to go around as a couple is no longer E.I Er. MahA Kassapa (AA.i.92ff, SA.H.I35ff, appropriate." Therefore the wife paid her last respects ThagA.H.I34ff, Apii.57.111., Ap.i.33ff) to her husband and both as