Buddham Dhammam

Sujātajātaka

Ja 352

Sujata Jātaka

"Why haste to bring"-This story the Master, while dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning a landowner who had lost his father.

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Venasākhajātaka

Ja 353

Dhonasakha Jātaka

"'Though thou art now"-This story the Master, while living in the Bhesakala grove near Sumsumaragiri (Mount Crocodile) in the country of the Bhaggas, told concerning young prince Bodhi.

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Uragajātaka

Ja 354

Uraga Jātaka

"Man quits his mortal frame"-This story the Master, while dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning a landowner whose son had died. The introductory story is just the same as that of the man who lost both his wife and father.

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Ghaṭajātaka

Ja 355

Ghata Jātaka

"While others weep"-This story the Master, dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning a minister of the king of Kosala. The introductory story is identical with one already given.

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Koraṇḍiyajātaka

Ja 356

Karandiya Jātaka

"Why in forest"-This was a story told by the Master while dwelling at Jetavana, concerning the Captain of the Faith (Sariputta). That elder, they say, when wicked folk came to him, such as hunters, fishermen and the like, laid...

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Laṭukikajātaka

Ja 357

Latukika Jātaka

"Elephant of sixty years"-This was a story told by the Master while dwelling in the Bamboo Grove, concerning Devadatta. One day they raised a discussion in the Hall of Truth, saying, "Sirs, Devadatta is harsh, cruel, and violent...

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Cūḷadhammapālajātaka

Ja 358

Culladhammapala Jātaka

"Mahapatapa's wretched queen"-This story the Master, when dwelling in the Bamboo Grove, told concerning the going about of Devadatta to slay the Bodhisatta.

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Suvaṇṇamigajātaka

Ja 359

Suvannamiga Jātaka

"O Golden foot," This was a story told by the Master while in residence at Jetavana, about a maiden of gentle birth in Savatthi.

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Suyonandījātaka

Ja 360

Sussondi Jātaka

"I scent the fragrance"-This story the Master, while living at Jetavana, told concerning a backsliding Brother. The Master asked if it were true that he longed for the world, and what he had seen to make him regret having taken...

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Vaṇṇārohajātaka

Ja 361

Vannaroha Jātaka

"Is it thus, Sudatha"-This story the Master, while dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning the two chief disciples.

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Sīlavīmaṁsajātaka

Ja 362

Silavimamsa Jātaka

"Virtue and learning"-This story the Master, while residing at Jetavana, told concerning a brahmin who would test the power of virtue. The king, they say, owing to his reputation for virtue, regarded him with special honour...

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Hirijātaka

Ja 363

Hiri Jātaka

"Who spite of honour"-This story the Master, when dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning a rich merchant, a friend of Anathapindika, who lived in a border province. Both the introductory story and the story of the past are related...

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Khajjopanakajātaka

Ja 364

Khajjopanaka Jātaka

This Question about a fire-fly will be set forth in full in the Mahaummagga.

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Ahituṇḍikajātaka

Ja 365

Ahigundika Jātaka

"Lo! here we lie"-This story the Master, whilst living at Jetavana, told concerning an aged priest. The story has been already related in full in the Salaka Birth.

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Gumbiyajātaka

Ja 366

Gumbiya Jātaka

"Poison like honey"-This story was told by the Master while dwelling at Jetavana, about a Brother who regretted taking orders. The Master asked him if it were true that he regretted it. "It is true, Holy Sir," he said. "What have...

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Sāḷiyajātaka

Ja 367

Saliya Jātaka

"Who got his friend"-This was a story told by the Master, whilst living in the Bamboo Grove, in reference to a saying that Devadatta could not even inspire alarm.

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Tacasārajātaka

Ja 368

Tacasara Jātaka

204] "Fallen into hand of foes"-This story the Master, whilst dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning the Perfection of Wisdom. It was then the Master said, "Not now only, Brethren, but formerly also the Tathagata proved himself...

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Mittavindakajātaka

Ja 369

Mittavinda Jātaka

"What was the evil"-This story the Master whilst living at Jetavana told concerning an unruly Brother. The incident that led to the story will be found in the Mahamittavinda Birth.

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Palāsajātaka

Ja 370

Palasa Jātaka

"The goose said to the Judas tree"-This was a story told by the Master, whilst residing at Jetavana, concerning the rebuke of sin. The incident that led to the story will be set forth in the Panna Birth. But on this occasion the...

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Dīghītikosalajātaka

Ja 371

Dighitikosala Jātaka

"Thou art within my power"-This story the Master, whilst dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning some quarrelsome folk from Kosambi.

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Migapotakajātaka

Ja 372

Migapotaka Jātaka

"To sorrow for the dead"-This story the Master, whilst dwelling at Jetavana, told about a certain elder. It is said that he admitted a youth to orders, and that this novice, after ministering to him zealously, by and bye fell...

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Mūsikajātaka

Ja 373

Musika Jātaka

"People cry "Where is she gone"-This story the Master, whilst residing in the Bamboo Grove, told about Ajatasattu. The incident that led to the story has been already fully told in the Thusa Birth. Here too the Master observed...

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Cūḷadhanuggahajātaka

Ja 374

Culladhanuggaha Jātaka

"Since thou hast gained"-This story was told by the Master whilst living at Jetavana, about the temptation of a Brother by the wife of his unregenerate days. When the Brother confessed that it was owing to the wife that he had...

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Kapotajātaka

Ja 375

Kapota Jātaka

"I feel quite well"-This story the Master, whilst dwelling at Jetavana, told concerning a greedy Brother. This story of the greedy Brother has already been fully told in divers ways. In this case the Master asked him if he were...

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