Tibetan Tales,
章节目录
共 121 题- CONTENTS.
- CHAP. PAGE
- INTRODUCTION.
- TIBETAN TALES.
- I.
- KING MĀNDHĀTAR. [57]
- Moreover he pronounced these ślokas: [71]—
- II.
- KUŚA JĀTAKA. [73]
- III.
- ĀDARŚAMUKHA. [74]
- IV.
- THE CLEVER THIEF. [75]
- V.
- SUDHANA AVADĀNA. [78]
- VI.
- PRINCE JĪVAKA AS THE KING OF PHYSICIANS. [91]
- VII.
- VIŚĀKHĀ. [99]
- VIII.
- MAHAUSHADHA AND VIŚĀKHĀ. [101]
- IX.
- MAHĀKĀŚYAPA AND BHADRĀ. [120]
- X.
- UTPALAVARṆĀ. [125]
- XI.
- KṚIŚĀ GAUTAMĪ. [129]
- XII.
- SUŚROṆĪ. [130]
- The king answered likewise in a śloka—
- Āśuga replied in a śloka—
- He likewise replied in a śloka—
- XIII.
- THE OVER-REACHED ACTOR. [134]
- XIV.
- THE DUMB CRIPPLE. [137]
- XV.
- ṚSHYAŚRINGA. [138]
- XVI.
- VIŚVAṆTARA. [139]
- XVII.
- THE FULFILLED PROPHECY. [143]
- XVIII.
- THE TWO BROTHERS. [146]
- XIX.
- THE PUNISHMENT OF AVARICE. [149]
- XX.
- THE MAGICIAN’S PUPIL. [150]
- XXI.
- HOW A WOMAN REQUITES LOVE. [154]
- XXII.
- THE FLIGHT OF THE BEASTS. [156]
- XXIII.
- THE FIVE LOVERS. [159]
- XXIV.
- THE VIRTUOUS ANIMALS. [163]
- XXV.
- THE ICHNEUMON, THE MOUSE, AND THE SNAKE. [165]
- XXVI.
- THE GRATEFUL ANIMALS AND THE UNGRATEFUL MAN. [166]
- XXVII.
- THE UNGRATEFUL LION. [167]
- The woodpecker answered likewise in verse—
- XXVIII.
- THE TRICKED ELEPHANT. [169]
- XXIX.
- THE WOLF AND THE SHEEP. [170]
- XXX.
- OXEN AS WITNESSES. [171]
- XXXI.
- THE STUBBORN AND THE WILLING OXEN. [172]
- XXXII.
- THE ASS AS A SINGER. [173]
- XXXIII.
- THE JACKAL AS CALUMNIATOR. [174]
- A.
- B.
- XXXIV.
- THE TWO OTTERS AND THE JACKAL. [175]
- XXXV.
- THE JACKAL SAVES THE LION. [176]
- XXXVI.
- THE BLUE JACKAL. [177]
- XXXVII.
- THE JACKAL HANGED BY THE OX. [178]
- The jackal also uttered a verse in reply—
- The ox rejoined likewise in verse—
- XXXVIII.
- THE JACKAL IN THE ELEPHANT’S FOOTPRINTS. [179]
- A deity uttered this verse—
- XXXIX.
- THE GUILTY DOGS. [181]
- XL.
- THE HYPOCRITICAL CAT. [182]
- XLI.
- THE GAZELLE AND THE HUNTER. [183]
- He replied, also in verse—
- She answered, likewise in a verse—
- XLII.
- THE MONKEYS SAVED FROM DEATH. [184]
- The young monkey replied—
- XLIII.
- INCREDULITY PUNISHED. [186]
- XLIV.
- THE WISE AND THE FOOLISH MONKEY CHIEFS. [187]
- XLV.
- THE MONKEYS AND THE MOON. [188]
- XLVI.
- THE PEACOCK AS BRIDEGROOM. [189]
- XLVII.
- THE CROW WITH THE GOLDEN CAP. [190]
- XLVIII.
- THE REVENGEFUL CROW. [191]
- XLIX.
- THE UNITED PHEASANTS. [192]
- L.
- THREE TALES ABOUT ARTISTS. [194]
- 1. THE IVORY CARVER AND THE PAINTER. [195]
- 2. THE MECHANICIAN AND THE PAINTER. [196]
- 3. THE COMPETITION BETWEEN THE TWO ARTISTS. [198]
- NOTES