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Buddhist birth stories; or, Jataka tales, Volume 1

Note 309 — Chapter II · SĪLAVAGGA.

Robert Cæsar Childers translation

A “Rogue elephant” is a well-known technical term for a male who has been driven out of the herd, and away from the females, by a stronger than himself; or for a male, who, in the rutting season, has lost his self-command. Such elephants, however gentle before, become exceedingly vicious and wanton.

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