[1871] Free from anger, with mind (citta) ever serene,
having made all visitors your honored guests,
having both given and enjoyed according to your means,
blameless, may you go to the heavenly place (sagga).
The Sarabhajātaka, the tenth.
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Its summary (uddāna):
The excellent mango, the axe, together with the noble goose,
then "in the forest," with the Dūtaka as the fifth;
then the Bodhi, Akitti, together with the good Takkāri,
then with the ruru deer, and thereafter the Sarabha.
The Terasanipāta (Collection of Thirteens) is concluded.
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[Notes to the Siam Raṭṭha text: 1. The Burmese edition reads "sabbātithī yācayogo bhavitvā" ("having become one devoted to those who ask, toward all guests"). 2. The Burmese edition reads "vara-amba."]
The Jātakas of the Miscellaneous Collection (Pakiṇṇakanipāta)
1. The Sālikedārajātaka
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.