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 1 GeNote|         the lesson, summed up the Jataka thus: 'At that time, the
 2 StNote|     translation of the Javasakuna Jataka. I have ventured to English
 3 StNote| hypotheses. The similarity of the Jataka form with that familiar
 4 StNote|         the earliest parts of the Jataka, being in more archaic Pali
 5 StNote|           Tree.~Parallels. - This Jataka got into the Bidpai literature,
 6 StNote|   destroys the Paragon, as in the Jataka, and returned to the remaining
 7 StNote|          222, who quotes the Kama Jataka as the ultimate source:
 8 StNote|          occurs in the Saccankira jataka (Fausböll, No. 73), trans.
 9 StNote|            Source. - The Kacchapa Jataka, Fausböll, No. 215 also
10 StNote|         KINGS.~Source. - Rajovada Jataka, Fausböll, No. 151, tr.
11 StNote|          Source. - The Siha Camma Jataka, Fausböll, No. 189, trans.
12 StNote|           a brief abstract of the Jataka in Prof. Estlin Carpenter'
13 StNote|          was first called to this Jataka.~Parallels. - Most readers
14 StNote|          be little doubt that the Jataka of Prince Five Weapons came
15 StNote|         that detailed in the Sasa Jataka (Fausböll, No. 316, tr.
16 StNote|       than that preserved in 'the Jataka, though 2000 years older.
17 StNote|        Prince Five-Weapons in our Jataka, and it is probable, therefore,
18 StNote|     overdriven to death. The Sasa Jataka identifies the Brer Rabbit
19 StNote|          at times of eclipse. The Jataka accordingly contains the
20 StNote|        the Eclipse Demon was, the Jataka writer was probably aided
21 StNote|      explain so well the Tar Baby Jataka - taking the scientific
22 StNote|       original explanation of the Jataka as to trace its travels
23 StNote|          CROW.~Source. - The Lola Jataka, Fausböll, No. 274, kindly
24 StNote|           We began with an animal Jataka, and may appropriately finish