André Ferdinand Herold, The Life of Buddha — 17. The Meal at Cunda's (1927)
“ Cunda came and paid homage to the Master, and said to him:"My Lord, do me the honor of taking your meal at my home, to-morrow."The Master accepted. The next day, Cunda had pork and other delicacies prepared for his guests. They arrived and took their seats. When the Master saw the pork, he pointed to it and said:"No one but me could eat that, Cunda; you must keep it for me. My disciples will partake of the other delicacies."When he had eaten, he said:"Bury deep in the ground what I have left untouched; the Buddha alone can eat of such meat." ”
