This text includes a story about four friends who are given quills by a magician that, when dropped, lead them to discover a huge amount of copper, silver, and gold.
A Hebrew translation of this text that was itself translated into Latin appeared in 1270 CE under the title Directorum Humanae Vitae. It was first translated into English by Sir Thomas North, who titled his version The Morall Philosophie of Doni. This text includes a story about four friends who are given quills by a magician that, when dropped, lead them to discover a huge amount of copper, silver, and gold. Another section of this text describes a conniving pack of crows who seek to completely annihilate some murderous owls. This text, whose title methods include advice on forging friendships and dealing with quarrels amongst friends, contains stories that overlap with some of the Jataka tales. This collection, which was attributed to Bidpai in early European editions, was probably written between the 12th century BCE and the 3rd century CE by Vishnu Sharma. For 10 points, name this collection of Sanskrit fables
A Hebrew translation of this text that was itself translated into Latin appeared in 1270 CE under the title Directorum Humanae Vitae.
16.	Panchatantra [or Five Principles; or Five Techniques]