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He belonged to a poor [[brahmin]] family of [[Sāvatthi]], and was so called because at [[birth]] he was wrapped in an {{Wiki|antelope}} {{Wiki|skin}}. He saw the presentation of [[Jetavana]] and, impressed by the majesty of the [[Buddha]], joined the [[Order]] and later became an [[arahant]]. But because of {{Wiki|past}} misdeeds he remained unhonoured and unknown, and on this account was despised by [[worldly]] novices (Thag.129-30; ThagA.i.250f).
 
  
He is evidently to be identified with [[Ghatamandadāyaka]] [[Thera]] of the [[Apadāna]] (ii.436). In a previous [[birth]] he gave butter as [[medicine]] to the [[Pacceka Buddha]], Sucintita.  
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He belonged to a poor [[brahmin]] [[family]] of [[Sāvatthi]], and was so called because at [[birth]] he was wrapped in an {{Wiki|antelope}} {{Wiki|skin}}. He saw the presentation of [[Jetavana]] and, impressed by the majesty of the [[Buddha]], joined the [[Order]] and later became an
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[[arahant]]. But because of {{Wiki|past}} [[misdeeds]] he remained unhonoured and unknown, and on this account was despised by [[worldly]] novices (Thag.129-30; ThagA.i.250f).
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He is evidently to be identified with [[Ghatamandadāyaka]] [[Thera]] of the [[Apadāna]] (ii.436). In a previous [[birth]] he gave butter as [[medicine]] to the [[Pacceka Buddha]], [[Sucintita]].  
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He belonged to a poor brahmin family of Sāvatthi, and was so called because at birth he was wrapped in an antelope skin. He saw the presentation of Jetavana and, impressed by the majesty of the Buddha, joined the Order and later became an

arahant. But because of past misdeeds he remained unhonoured and unknown, and on this account was despised by worldly novices (Thag.129-30; ThagA.i.250f).

He is evidently to be identified with Ghatamandadāyaka Thera of the Apadāna (ii.436). In a previous birth he gave butter as medicine to the Pacceka Buddha, Sucintita.


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