Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources
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1. Front matter2. CONTENTS.3. INTRODUCTION.4. I. KING MĀNDHĀTAR.15. II. KUŚA JĀTAKA.16. III. ĀDARŚAMUKHA.17. IV. THE CLEVER THIEF.18. V. SUDHANA AVADĀNA.19. VI. PRINCE JĪVAKA AS THE KING OF PHYSICIANS.110. VII. VIŚĀKHĀ.111. VIII. MAHAUSHADHA AND VIŚĀKHĀ.112. VIII. MAHAUSHADHA AND VIŚĀKHĀ.1 (continued 2)13. IX. MAHĀKĀŚYAPA AND BHADRĀ.114. X. UTPALAVARṆĀ.115. XI. KṚIŚĀ GAUTAMĪ.116. XII. SUŚROṆĪ.117. XIII. THE OVER-REACHED ACTOR.118. XIV. THE DUMB CRIPPLE.119. XV. ṚSHYAŚRINGA.120. XVI. VIŚVAṆTARA.121. XVII. THE FULFILLED PROPHECY.122. XVIII. THE TWO BROTHERS.123. XIX. THE PUNISHMENT OF AVARICE.124. XX. THE MAGICIAN’S PUPIL.125. XXI. HOW A WOMAN REQUITES LOVE.126. XXII. THE FLIGHT OF THE BEASTS.1 XXIII. THE FIVE LOVERS.127. XXIV. THE VIRTUOUS ANIMALS.128. XXV. THE ICHNEUMON, THE MOUSE, AND THE SNAKE.129. XXVI. THE GRATEFUL ANIMALS AND THE UNGRATEFUL MAN.130. XXVII. THE UNGRATEFUL LION.131. XXVIII. THE TRICKED ELEPHANT.132. XXIX. THE WOLF AND THE SHEEP.133. XXX. OXEN AS WITNESSES.134. XXXI. THE STUBBORN AND THE WILLING OXEN.135. XXXII. THE ASS AS A SINGER.136. XXXIII. THE JACKAL AS CALUMNIATOR.137. XXXIV. THE TWO OTTERS AND THE JACKAL.138. XXXV. THE JACKAL SAVES THE LION.139. XXXVI. THE BLUE JACKAL.140. XXXVII. THE JACKAL HANGED BY THE OX.141. XXXVIII. THE JACKAL IN THE ELEPHANT’S FOOTPRINTS.142. XXXIX. THE GUILTY DOGS.143. XL. THE HYPOCRITICAL CAT.144. XLI. THE GAZELLE AND THE HUNTER.145. XLII. THE MONKEYS SAVED FROM DEATH.146. XLIII. INCREDULITY PUNISHED.147. XLIV. THE WISE AND THE FOOLISH MONKEY CHIEFS.148. XLV. THE MONKEYS AND THE MOON.149. XLVI. THE PEACOCK AS BRIDEGROOM.150. XLVII. THE CROW WITH THE GOLDEN CAP.151. XLVIII. THE REVENGEFUL CROW.152. XLIX. THE UNITED PHEASANTS.153. L. THREE TALES ABOUT ARTISTS.154. INDEX