The Jataka, Vol. II
Chapters
Book III: Story 300 — VAKA-JATAKA [*1].

Vesali, a place <page 4>, <page 180>

Vessavana, <page 12>, <page 271>, <page 272>

Videha, kingdom of <page 27>, <page 28>, <page 231>

Vimana-vatthu referred to <page 175>, <page 177>, <page 178>

Vinaya mentioned <page 306>

Visakha, a lady <page 200>, <page 239>

Yama, gatekeeper of hell <page 167>

INDEX OF MATTERS.

Accomplishments, Eighteen <page 60>, <page 287>

Air, passing through the, a supernatural power of ascetics <page 70>, <page 71>, <page 191>, <page 192>, <page 229>

Alms for alms <page 57>, <page 214>

Alms-halls <page 83>, <page 84>, <page 252>, <page 253>

Alms, how not to give <page 31>

Alms-pilgrimage <page 230>, <page 237>

Archer's garb <page 61>

Army, its four parts <page 66>

" modes of drawing up <page 275>

Ascetics, four classes of contented <page 301>

" Thirteen Practices of <page 307>

Ascetic, sham <page 47>, <page 139>, <page 188>, <page 261>, <page 278>

Astrology <page 16>, <page 127>, <page 291>

Attainments, see Faculties and <page 287>

Bath-money, a queen's allowance <page 164>, <page 275>

Being, Five Elements of <page 184>

" Eighteen Constituents of <page 184>

Birth: immediate reincarnation due to keen desire, and brought about without parents <page 264>

Birth-fire <page 30>

Blessings, Eleven <page 9>, <page 42>

Bodhisatta peculiar from his birth <page 228>

" tempted and sins <page 228>, <page 265>

Bonds, what are the real <page 228>

Buddha, attempts to injure <page 85>, <page 106>, <page 110>, <page 131>, <page 140>, <page 165>, <page 166>, <page 168>, <page 172>

" imitating of <page 103>, <page 113>

Captain of the Faith <page 7>, <page 64>, <page 112>, <page 138>, <page 200>, <page 268>, <page 295>

Carpenters, village of <page 14>; their tools and mode of work <page 14>

Chinese funeral custom <page 25>

City guards <page 98>

Clan, tortoise <page 247>

Commander-in-chief <page 13>

Constituents of Being, Eighteen <page 184>

Conception by eating fruit alluded to <page 269>

" eremonies done at <page 1>

Coronation: fig-wood chair and three shells used in the ceremony <page 278>

Cranes conceived at the sound of thunder <page 249>