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 1 GeNote|         draw attention to Indian parallels by a simple reference to
 2 GeNote|       industry a large number of parallels between Indian and European
 3 GeNote|         I derived the tale, then parallels, and finally remarks. For
 4 GeNote|      finally remarks. For Indian parallels I have been able to refer
 5 StNote|         Introduction, see supra.~Parallels. - I have given a rather
 6 StNote|        rather full collection of parallels, running to about a hundred
 7 StNote|        see Notes l. c., p. 237).~Parallels. - The tabu, as to a particular
 8 StNote|    Panschatantra, i. 211,and the parallels given in my Aesop, Ro. iii.-
 9 StNote|    common throughout the Panjab.~Parallels. - The similarity of the
10 StNote|       same, and Sirdars, nobles.~Parallels. - The son of seven mothers
11 StNote|   bibliographical references for parallels may be found under these
12 StNote|       who there gives the Indian parallels.~Remarks. - Both Mr. Clodd
13 StNote|         tr. Benfey, ii. 345 - 6.~Parallels. - Benfey, in § 209 of his
14 StNote|         Indian Empire, 57 - 60).~Parallels. - Another version occurs
15 StNote|          the Genius of the Tree.~Parallels. - This Jataka got into
16 StNote|         and Juliet of Hindostan.~Parallels. - Living in animals' bellies
17 StNote|      Antiquary, xii. p. 170 seq.~Parallels. - No less than 94 parallels
18 StNote|     Parallels. - No less than 94 parallels are given by Prof. K. Krohn
19 StNote|         English of the original.~Parallels. - See Benfey, Pantschatantra, §
20 StNote|  inflated style of the original.~Parallels. - Benfey has collected
21 StNote|       The most remarkable of the parallels is that afforded by the
22 StNote| Folk-Tales of Kashmir, pp. 20-8.~Parallels. - The incident of the Aiding
23 StNote|      Rhys-Davids, pp. viii. - x.~Parallels. - It occurs also in the
24 StNote|          and curtailed somewhat.~Parallels - See Celtic Fairy Tales,
25 StNote|         tr. Benfey, ii. 244 - 7.~Parallels given in my .Aesop, Ro.
26 StNote|          Ind. Antiq. x. 147 seq.~Parallels. - A long variant follows
27 StNote|          be the origin of chess.~Parallels. - Rev. C. Swynnerton, "
28 StNote|          over the rocks. For the parallels of this part of the legend
29 StNote|          Rhys-Davids, pp. v. vi.~Parallels. - It also occurs in Somadeva,
30 StNote|           65, and n. For Aesopic parallels, cf. my Aesop, Av. iv. It
31 StNote| Wideawake Stories, pp. 215 - 18.~Parallels enumerated in my Aesop,
32 StNote|           No. 20, pp. 119 - 137.~Parallels to heroes and heroines in
33 StNote|         of Kashmir, pp 484 - 90.~Parallels. - The latter part is the
34 StNote|     first called to this Jataka.~Parallels. - Most readers of these
35 StNote|        Persian for rosy-checked.~Parallels. - Stokes, Indian Fairy
36 StNote|         of Kashmir, pp. 241 - 2.~Parallels. - A Gaelic parallel was