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Jataka Tales
Selected and Edited with Introduction and Notes

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  • Date Published: July 2014
  • availability: Available
  • format: Paperback
  • isbn: 9781107418516

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  • Originally published in 1916, this book presents a selection from the Jatakas translated into English. The selection was made 'with the purpose of bringing together the Jataka stories of most interest, both intrinsically, and also from the point of view of the folklorist.' Notes and illustrative figures are also included. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the Jataka tales and Indian literature.

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    • Date Published: July 2014
    • format: Paperback
    • isbn: 9781107418516
    • length: 522 pages
    • dimensions: 234 x 156 x 30 mm
    • weight: 0.8kg
    • availability: Available
  • Table of Contents

    Illustrations
    Introduction
    Abbreviations
    1. The little gildmaster
    2. The king and the stick-gatherer
    3. King Makhādeva's grey hairs
    4. The cold half of the month
    5. The feast for the dead
    6. The monkeys and the ogre
    7. The guilty dogs
    8. The discontented ox
    9. The peacock's wooing
    10. The fowler and the quails
    11. The oldest of the animals
    12. The crane and the crab
    13. The haughty slave
    14. The pigeon and the crow
    15. The foolish friend
    16. The stupid monkeys
    17. The robbers and the treasure
    18. Great King Goodness
    19. Prince Five-Weapons
    20. The Brahmin's spell
    21. The value of a brother
    22. The grateful animals
    23. The great dreams
    24. The converted miser
    25. The valiant dwarf
    26. The stolen jewels
    27. The too-clever merchant
    28. The loquacious brahmin
    29. The three fishes
    30. The lucky sneeze
    31. The hypocritical jackal
    32. The golden goose
    33. The grateful mouse
    34. The treacherous chameleon
    35. The cunning jackal
    36. The foolhardy jackal
    37. The foolish crows
    38. The greedy jackal caught
    39. The rash magician
    40. The two good kings
    41. The grateful elephant
    42. The pet elephant
    43. The mongoose and the snake
    44. The jackal betrayed by his howl
    45. The penny-wise monkey
    46. The incomparable archer
    47. The magic treasures
    48. The ass in the lion's skin
    49. The priest in horse-trappings
    50. Ingratitude punished
    51. The goblin city
    52. The tell-tale parrot
    53. The choice of a husband
    54. The foolhardy crow
    54. The woodpecker, tortoise, and antelope
    55. The crocodile and the monkey
    56. The brahmin and the acrobat
    57. The tortoise and the geese
    58. The stolen ploughshares
    59. The hero's tasks
    60. Defeating the king of death
    61. The jackal's spell
    62. The Judas-tree
    63. The judgments of King Mirror-Face
    64. The crab and the elephant
    65. The owl as king
    66. The elephant-trainer's luck
    67. The wishing-cup
    68. The jackal and the crow
    69. The wolf's sabbath
    70. The king and the fruit-girl
    71. The woodpecker and the lion
    72. The hare's self-sacrifice
    73. Unasked-for advice
    74. The flight of the beasts
    75. The conceited mendicant
    76. The impermanence of worldly joys
    77. The testing of virtue
    78. A king's life saved by spells
    79. The heron's revenge
    80. The lion and the bull
    81. The quail's friends
    82. Queen Sussondī
    83. The betrayer betrayed
    84. The cat and the cock
    85. The language of animals
    86. The theft of a smell
    87. The lion in bad company
    88. The otters and the jackal
    89. The brahmin and the snake
    90. The brahmin's revenge on the monkeys
    91. The monkey's heroic heroic self-sacrifice
    92. The adventures of the prince and his brother
    93. The panther and the goat
    94. The grateful parrot
    95. The goblin's gift
    96. The wise goat and the jackal
    97. The ungrateful son
    98. The ten slave-bretheren
    99. Rāma and Sītā
    100. The wicked step-mother
    101. The lost charm
    102. The prince's wooing and the throne of the Buddhas
    103. The folly of garrulity
    104. The hawks and their friends
    105. The prince who could not laugh
    106. A lost friend found by a song
    107. King Sivi
    108. The evils of strong drink
    109. The white six-tusked elephant
    110. The three wise birds
    111. A king finds his friend through a song
    112. The ugly bridegroom
    113. The ineteen problems
    Addenda
    Index.

  • Editors

    H. T. Francis

    E. J. Thomas

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