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 1 Pre   |           titles of The Fables of Bidpai, The Seven Wise Masters,
 2 Pre   |        from the Jatakas, from the Bidpai, and from the more recent
 3 GeNote|           the so-called FABLES OF BIDPAI were thus derived from Buddhistic
 4 GeNote|        Indian original (Fables of Bidpai, 'London, D. Nutt, "Bibliothèque
 5 GeNote|      though it also occurs in the Bidpai. Another popular collection
 6 GeNote|          version of the Fables of Bidpai, Prof. Benfey contended
 7 GeNote|           were to be found in the Bidpai literature. His introduction
 8 GeNote|     worthy the name, nor does the Bidpai literature. Some of Somadeva'
 9 GeNote|   folk-tales are derived from the Bidpai literature and similar literary
10 StNote|         travels of the "Fables of Bidpai" from India to Europe are
11 StNote|         version of, the Fables of Bidpai, by Sir Thomas North, of
12 StNote|          This Jataka got into the Bidpai literature, and occurs in
13 StNote|           Introduction to North's Bidpai, is the probability that
14 StNote|        first edition of the Latin Bidpai, probably following the
15 StNote|             It occurs also in the Bidpai literature, in nearly all
16 StNote| illustration of the first English Bidpai, itself derived from the
17 StNote|         to preserve the original.~Bidpai~A Brahmin once observed