Jataka Tales, Volume 1CUP Archive, 1972 - 120 pages |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
capital till he becomes rich | 7 |
The pole 9 The head 10 The snake 11 The cock 12 The | 8 |
as a hermit for death He is reborn as a king and again becomes a hermit | 17 |
other dogs to be killed The leader of a pack of dogs reveals the truth | 30 |
THE PEACOCKS WOOING NACCAJĀTAKA 32 | 32 |
THE CRANE AND THE CRAB BAKAJĀTAKA 38 | 38 |
THE FOOLISH FRIEND MAKASAJĀTAKA 44 | 44 |
UNASKEDFOR ADVICE KUȚIDŪSAKAJĀTAKA 321 | 229 |
THE CONCEITED MENDICANT CAMMASĀṬAKAJĀTAKA 324 | 233 |
A KINGS LIFE SAVED BY SPELLS THUSAJĀTAKA 338 | 240 |
and a bull | 246 |
hard fare Another ox explains that the pig is being fattened to be eaten | 247 |
THE JUDASTREE KIṀSUKOPAMAJĀTAKA 248 | 248 |
QUEEN SUSSONDĪ SUSSONDIJĀTAKA 360 | 250 |
THE JUDGMENTS OF KING MIRRORFACE GĀMAŅICAṆŅAJĀTAKA | 257 |
THE ROBBERS AND THE TREASURE VEDABBHAJĀTAKA 48 | 48 |
PRINCE FIVEWEAPONS PAÑCĀVUDHAJĀTAKA 55 | 55 |
THE BRAHMINS SPELL AŅŅABHŪTAJĀTAKA 62 | 62 |
THE VALUE OF A BROTHER UCCHANGAJĀTAKA | 67 |
THE GRATEFUL ANIMALS SACCAṀKIRAJĀTAKA | 73 |
THE TOOCLEVER MERCHANT KŪṬAVĀŅIJAJĀTAKA | 98 |
pellets of goats dung down the latters throat | 114 |
THE LUCKY SNEEZE ASILAKKHAṆAJĀTAKA 126 | 126 |
THE GOLDEN GOOSE SUVAŅŅAHAṀSAJĀTAKA 136 | 136 |
THE GRATEFUL MOUSE BABBUJĀTAKA 137 | 137 |
at the mans stick and finds his grip tighten | 143 |
THE RASH MAGICIAN SAÑJĪVAJĀTAKA 150 | 150 |
THE GRATEFUL ELEPHANT ALĪNACITTAJĀTAKA 156 | 156 |
to death | 162 |
is brought for trial before her husband then become king | 164 |
until the Bodhisatta reconciles them | 172 |
THE GOBLIN CITY VALĀHASSAJĀTAKA 196 | 196 |
THE FOOLHARDY CROW VĪRAKAJĀTAKA 204 | 204 |
it is hanging on a figtree | 212 |
Finding his family poor he goes and gives them a feather at a time to sell | 218 |
THE WOODPECKER AND THE LION JAVASAKUṆAJĀTAKA 308 | 223 |
THE LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS KHARAPUTTAJĀTAKA 386 | 259 |
THE LION IN BAD COMPANY MANOJAJĀTAKA 397 | 265 |
THE CRAB AND THE ELEPHANT KAKKAȚAJĀTAKA 267 | 267 |
his death | 273 |
144 | 277 |
taken | 284 |
THE WISHINGCUP BHADRAGHAṬAJĀTAKA 291 | 291 |
THE WOLFS SABBATH VAKAJĀTAKA 300 | 300 |
THE OTTERS AND THE JACKAL DABBHAPUPPHAJATAKA 400 | 400 |
revenge wishes the monkeys to be destroyed | 407 |
THE ADVENTURES OF THE PRINCE AND HIS BROTHER PARAN | 416 |
THE UNGRATEFUL SON TAKKAĻAJĀTAKA 446 | 446 |
29 | 449 |
THE TEN SLAVEBRETHREN GHATAJĀTAKA 454 | 454 |
has ten sons who plunder the land and capture all India including a city | 461 |
stepmothers jealousy At their fathers death their stepbrother goes | 472 |
because he pretends that a worldfamed teacher gave it | 479 |
ADDENDA | 481 |
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Common terms and phrases
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