The Jataka, Vol. V
Book XXI: Story 537 — MAHA-SUTASOMA-JATAKA [*1].

Problem proposed or solved <page 31>, <page 37>, <page 61>, <page 62>, <page 63>, <page 73>, <page 75>, <page 76>, <page 79>, <page 136>

Problem of the Five Sages <page 45>

Prognostication from personal appearance <page 108>, <page 247>, <page 264>

Proverbs <page 34>, <page 35>, <page 52>, <page 137>, <page 154>, <page 204>, <page 232>, <page 243>

Puns <page 110>, <page 254>, <page 260>

Quarrel between two clans about water rights <page 209>, <page 210>

Rain, absence of, for three years <page 100>

Rainy season lasting five months <page 255>

Rays emitted from Buddha's hair <page 6>

Rays of light from a woman's body <page 49>, <page 147>, <page 147>

Remembrance of former births <page 20>, <page 22>, <page 25>, <page 225>, <page 257>

Renunciation <page 86>, <page 99>, <page 127>, <page 129>, <page 134>

Requisites for ascetic life <page 69>, <page 70>, <page 90>, <page 98>, <page 119>

Riddles <page 75>

Right-wise movement <page 83>

Sakka's four daughters, contest between <page 210>

Sakka's throne shaken by a mortal's virtue <page 50>, <page 80>, <page 100>

Sakka's throne shows signs of heat <page 50>,

Sanctuary lake for birds <page 187>, <page 188>

Sariputta, death of <page 64>, <page 66>

Scape-goats for sin <page 71>

Scented wreaths, offering of <page 5>, <page 65>, <page 187>, <page 201>, <page 210>, <page 260>, <page 263>

Sevala plant <page 20>, <page 250>

Seven gold-coloured creatures <page 187>

Seven precious things <page 264>

Shower, miraculous <page 65>, <page 72>, <page 73>, <page 79>

Sieve, life like water running through a <page 96>

Signet ring <page 236>, <page 253>

Simples in surgery <page 49>, <page 275>

Sindh horses <page 132>

Sinning, three modes of <page 9>

Six-coloured rays emitted by Buddha <page 20>, <page 22>, <page 23>, <page 220>, <page 221>

Six injurious things <page 232>

Six senses, desires of the <page 266>

Six-tusked elephant <page 23>, <page 24>, <page 27>

Six worlds of sense <page 269>

Slaves made freedmen <page 165>

Snakes, how they defend themselves against garudas <page 43>

Snare for birds described <page 189>