Tale

 1 Tiger |         meditation, was without any knowledge of the fate that hung over
 2 Haris |            an artifice to possess a knowledge of magic, so that I may
 3 Haris |          him that I possess magical knowledge." He said this to her, and
 4 Haris |       account of his reputation for knowledge of magic. And he, when summoned,
 5 Haris |            he had pretended to have knowledge. Now in that palace there
 6 Haris |             alarmed at Harisarman's knowledge, went at night and applied
 7 Haris |           made a vain assumption of knowledge. He said: "O Tongue, what
 8 Haris |         skilful parade of pretended knowledge into the garden, and led
 9 Haris |          How can a man possess such knowledge unattainable by men, without
10 Haris |            that this was all due to knowledge of divination, was highly
11 Money | money-lender gained double. And the knowledge that this was so preyed
12 Demon |      Bodhisatta meant the weapon of knowledge which he had within him.)~
13 GeNote|             largest,addition to our knowledge of the Indian folk-tale
14 StNote|             that the thunderbolt of Knowledge did not exist in the original,