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Sometimes, the
 
arahat  
Pindola, who is incorporated as the 17th or 18th member 
of the  
	
	
Eighteen Arahats, 
is depicted 
with a 
kilen-like 
creature on his side, i.e. an animal of Chinese 
mythology, with the head of a  
dragon
and a scaled body (fig.), 
rather than in his more common 
pose, i.e. seated on a 
			
			tiger  
(fig.). 
																
																
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