The Jataka, Vol. V
Book XVII: Story 523 — ALAMBUSA-JATAKA.

The Master here ended his lesson to that Brother and revealed the Truths and identified the Birth:--At the conclusion of the Truths that Brother was established in the Fruit of the First Path--"At that time Alambusa was the wife of his unregenerate days, Isisinga was the back-sliding Brother, and the great saint his father was myself."

Footnotes

^79:1 atthikaroti, "to realise," "understand." R. Morris, P. T. S. J. 1886, p. 107.

^79:2 Vol. III. No. 423.

^80:1 Ramayana I. 9. The story of Rishyas'rniga; and Barlaam and Josaphat ed. by J. Jacobs.

^81:1 kambugiva: three folds on the neck, like shell-spirals, were a token of luck, Jataka IV. 130

^81:2 Kassapa was the family name of Isisinga.