Jataka Tales Teachings Buddhism
Jataka Tales Teachings Buddhism
The Jatakas consist of over five hundred moralistic stories about the previous incarnations of the Buddha. Many of these stories may previously have been part of non-Buddhist Indian narrative traditions.
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Jataka Tales - Three Jataka tales: "The Jackal Who Saved the Lion", "The Greedy Crow", and "The Doe Which Set Her Husband Free".
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The Jatakas Tales - Eighteen tales retold by Ellen C. Babbitt (1912); e-text from the Baldwin Project.
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Jataka Tales of the Buddha (Part II) - Three Jataka tales: "The Miserly Treasurer", "What's in a name?", and "The Queen's Necklace".
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Buddhist Tales - Jataka stories of moral conduct and good behaviour.
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More Jataka Tales - Re-told by Ellen C. Babbitt, e-text at the Gutenberg project.
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A Jataka-Tale from the Tibetan - Article by H. Wenzel, published in "The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland."
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Jataka Tales of the Buddha (Part III) - Four Jataka tales: "The Fifth Precept", "A Good Friend", "The Sound the Hare Heard", and "The Great Monkey King".
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Jataka Tales of the Buddha (Part I) - Four Jataka Tales: "Crossing the Wilderness", "The Traders of Seriva", "The Goat that Laughed and Wept", and "The Straw Worth More Than Gold".
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