Hindu Tales
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Vattejjasi therefore would answer to * varteyasi (> vatteyyasi, Pali).
3) Fabulous gigantic birds — emblems of heedfulness (appamada) with the Jainas. Kalpasutra I, li8 (p. 62, 3(i line from bottom); Uttarajjh.
Ill, 6.
4) Pavisihitti (i. e. pavisihl tti) of the MSS is all right. Ti is inserted before the end of the quotation quite frequently in our tales.
100 casela" '). How then shall I go?" They carried him along in the hollow of their hands and left him in the public garden [of his native ci...ty]. Then the people came and asked him: "What marvel have you seen there?"').
He said: "I have seen, heard, experienced what happened in the island of Pancasela. Alas! alas! gazelle-eyed, moon-faced Hasa and Pahasa!" And with this purpose [in mind] he began to attend to the fire ^), And his friend prevented him : "Listen, friend. This act, which befits the herd of contemptible fellows, is not meet for you. Therefore, illustrious sir: "Do not on account of empty pleasure and hap- piness lose the life of a man which is hard to ob- tain").
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vattejjasi therefore would answer to * varteyasi (> vatteyyasi, Pali).
3) Fabulous gigantic birds — emblems of heedfulness (appamada) with the Jainas. Kalpasutra I, li8 (p. 62, 3(i line from bottom); Uttarajjh.
Ill, 6.
4) Pavisihitti (i. e. pavisihl tti) of the MSS is all right. Ti is inserted before the end of the quotation quite frequently in our tales.
100 casela" '). How then shall I go?" They carried him along in the hollow of their hands and left him in the public garden [of his native ci...ty]. Then the people came and asked him: "What marvel have you seen there?"').
He said: "I have seen, heard, experienced what happened in the island of Pancasela. Alas! alas! gazelle-eyed, moon-faced Hasa and Pahasa!" And with this purpose [in mind] he began to attend to the fire ^), And his friend prevented him : "Listen, friend. This act, which befits the herd of contemptible fellows, is not meet for you. Therefore, illustrious sir: "Do not on account of empty pleasure and hap- piness lose the life of a man which is hard to ob- tain").
What to read after Hindu Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobi, Hermann, 1850-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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