Manojajātaka

Suttapiṭaka · Khuddakanikāya · Jātaka (1) · Vol. 27 · Section 968

[968] "You alone are decked out with the jewel and with the well-groomed beard; I take my leave of you — I am going. The sight of you is dear to me." The Maṇi Jātaka, the Tenth, is ended. The Khuraputta Chapter (Khuraputtavagga),¹ the Second, is ended. ___________ Its summary (uddāna): Then Passa, and with it Sūci, and Tuṇḍilaka, Miga, and Mayhaka, the excellent bird, as fifth; then Pañjali, Vārija, Majjha; and again, then Vaṭṭaka — with the excellent Kapoṭa, ten. ___________ Herein is the summary of the chapters: Now I shall proclaim the chapters in the most excellent Book of Sixes: Āvāriya and Sūci² — these two, well expressed, have been declared. The Book of Sixes (Chakkanipāta) is ended. ___________ ¹ Sī. (Sinhalese edition): Senakavagga; Ma. (Burmese edition): Kharaputtavagga. ² Ma.: "avāriyā ca kharo ca"; Sī.: "senakā". THE JĀTAKAS OF THE BOOK OF SEVENS (SATTAKANIPĀTA) 1. The Kukku Chapter (Kukkuvagga) 1. The Kukku Jātaka

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.