Tale

 1 GeNote|      in the original Pali by Prof. Fausböll.~These JATAKAS,
 2 GeNote|     Oriental Library, 1880), Prof. Fausböll(Five Jatakas,
 3 GeNote|    their sermons as EXEMPLA. Prof. Crane has. given a full
 4 GeNote|      1. See also Table i. of Prof. Rhys-Davids' Birth Stories.]
 5 GeNote|     of the Fables of Bidpai, Prof. Benfey contended with enormous
 6 StNote|     have ventured to English Prof. Fausböll's version, which
 7 StNote| which are given at length in Prof. M. Müller's brilliant essay
 8 StNote|     of Jacques de Vitry (see Prof. Crane's edition, No., li.),
 9 StNote| earlier stories of the book. Prof. Rhys-Davids informs me
10 StNote|    94 parallels are given by Prof. K. Krohn in his elaborate
11 StNote|   Karens, p. 126.~Remarks. - Prof. Krohn comes to the conclusion
12 StNote|  America: also three judges. Prof. K. Krohn counts the first
13 StNote|      how it got to the East. Prof. Krohn grants the possibility
14 StNote|      Indian, a fact of which Prof. H. Krohn was unaware, though
15 StNote|     s Skin is from India. As Prof. Rhys-Davids remarks, the
16 StNote|      been bibliographised by Prof. Child, Eng. and Scotch'
17 StNote|   any of those enumerated by Prof. Kohler on Gonzenbach, Sezil.
18 StNote|  little likely to penetrate. Prof. Benfey, in an elaborate
19 StNote|    abstract of the Jataka in Prof. Estlin Carpenter's sermon,