律蔵 衣犍度 段落26
Atha kho rājā pajjoto vāhanāgāresu ca dvāresu ca āṇāpesi— Tena kho pana samayena rañño pajjotassa bhaddavatikā nāma hatthinikā paññāsayojanikā hoti. Atha kho jīvako komārabhacco rañño pajjotassa sappiṁ upanāmesi— Atha kho jīvako komārabhacco rājānaṁ pajjotaṁ sappiṁ pāyetvā hatthisālaṁ gantvā bhaddavatikāya hatthinikāya nagaramhā nippati. Atha kho rañño pajjotassa taṁ sappi pītaṁ pariṇāmentaṁ uddekaṁ adāsi. Atha kho rājā pajjoto manusse etadavoca— “duṭṭhena, bhaṇe, jīvakena sappiṁ pāyitomhi. Tena hi, bhaṇe, jīvakaṁ vejjaṁ vicinathā”ti. “Bhaddavatikāya, deva, hatthinikāya nagaramhā nippatito”ti. Tena kho pana samayena rañño pajjotassa kāko nāma dāso saṭṭhiyojaniko hoti, amanussena paṭicca jāto.
The king did as Jīvaka had asked. At that time King Pajjota had a she-elephant called Bhaddavatikā, which could traverse 650 kilometers in a day. After bringing the ghee to the king and having him drink it, Jīvaka went to the elephant stables and fled the city on Bhaddavatikā. Soon afterwards, while King Pajjota was digesting that ghee, he vomited. He said to his men, “That scoundrel Jīvaka made me drink ghee. Find out where he is.” “Sir, he’s fled the city on Bhaddavatikā.” At that time King Pajjota had a slave called Kāka, whose mother was a spirit and who could traverse 780 kilometers in a day.
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