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 1 GeNote|    earliest instance of this in Buddhist literature was intended
 2 GeNote|  translated by Mr. Rhys-Davids (Buddhist Birth Stories, I, Trübner'
 3 GeNote|      sculptured on the earliest Buddhist Stupas. Thus several of
 4 GeNote|       There were probably other Buddhist collections of a similar
 5 StNote| ultimately to be derived from a Buddhist source.~The theme of La
 6 StNote|         and a few are extant on Buddhist Stupas. Under these circumstances,
 7 StNote|          3:9) that it occurs in Buddhist literature, in "Buddaghoshas
 8 StNote|        be little doubt that the Buddhist version is the earliest
 9 StNote|     came to Africa, possibly by Buddhist missionaries, spread among
10 StNote|        home of its birth. I say Buddhist missionaries, because there
11 StNote|        hare in the moon." Every Buddhist is reminded of the virtue
12 StNote|         Karens of Burmah, where Buddhist influence is still active,
13 StNote|      but was introduced by some Buddhist Mr. Barlow, who, like Alice'
14 StNote|        accordingly contains the Buddhist explanation why the moon -