Tale

 1 Pre   |     were derived from India, probably from the same source whence
 2 Tiger |   Brahman mildly, "you would probably eat me if I did."~"Not at
 3 GeNote|      as my Aesop.~There were probably other Buddhist collections
 4 GeNote|    Stories.] The Jatakas are probably the oldest collection of
 5 GeNote|   with the modern, India has probably some 600 to 700 folk-tales
 6 StNote|      edition, No., li.), who probably derived it from the Directorium
 7 StNote|    the original Indian work, probably called after Karataka and
 8 StNote| edition of the Latin Bidpai, probably following the traditional
 9 StNote|      MS., which itself could probably trace back to India.~VIII.
10 StNote|  serpent "gemmam pretiosam," probably 'the precious jewel in his
11 StNote|    of today a tale which was probably told before Buddha, over
12 StNote|  existing among the Jatakas, probably before the Christian era.
13 StNote|    Indian literature (though probably there derived from the folk)
14 StNote|      Barr would call it - is probably nearer to the original legend
15 StNote|   was, the Jataka writer was probably aided by recollections of