Dear List members,
Among the reactions to my question about the expression "a horn on one's head", 
are like to mention two, from Christophe Vielle and Walter Slaje. They pointed 
to the image of a hare's horn referring to something unreal, found in 
philosophical treatises. By using this image in the Laṭakamelaka, but now 
applied to the Digambara monk Jaṭāsura, the Buddhist Ajñānarāśi resolves the 
conflict with this monk monk about the question if caste (jāti) exists (is 
real) or not.
I would like to thank all colleagues who have helped me to solve the meaning of 
the expression "a horn on one's own head" in the farce Laṭakamelaka.
Herman

Herman Tieken
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website: hermantieken.com<http://hermantieken.com/>

The Aśoka Inscriptions: Analysing a corpus, New Delhi: Primus Books, 2023.
https://primusbooks.com/ancient/the-asoka-inscriptions-analysing-a-corpus-by-herman-tieken/


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