Virtue

A gentle state elephant turns murderous after overhearing burglars nightly; the Bodhisatta cures him by seating sages near his stall to speak of goodness.

Jātaka No. 151: two equal kings meet in a sunken road, and the one who conquers anger with gentleness and evil with good is given the way.

Pandit Jugal Kishore Mukhtar's 1916 Jain prayer in Hindi, asking for friendship to all, compassion, equanimity and steadfast virtue.

Dhammapada chapter on flowers (verses 44–59): garlands, honeybees and fragrance that travels against the wind teach a life of virtue before death comes.