雜譬喻經 1.2

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雀離寺師將沙彌下喻　聖王生九百九十九子喻　兄弟二人共為沙門喻　伎兒作種種伎喻　比丘被擯喻　目連與弟子下耆闍崛山喻　喜根喻　木師畫師喻　大迦葉婦因緣喻　兄好禪弟好多聞喻　羅云珠喻　龍昇天喻　於僧淨地大行喻　與貴人蹋唾喻　佛與弟子入舍衛乞食喻　醫師治王病喻　惡雨喻　阿修羅因緣喻　王子入山喻　鹿林喻　尸利求多喻　從婆羅門乞食喻　田舍人喻　呪龍喻　石當道喻　蛇頭尾共諍喻　捕鳥師喻　五百力士為沙門喻　三堅要喻　賣酪自存喻　五百賈客入海求寶喻　劫盡燒因緣喻　貴人為比丘尼因緣喻　草木皆可為藥喻　屠兒喻　王好布施喻　龍藏水喻　聖王得輪因緣喻　梵王長壽喻

Parable of the master of Cauri monastery taking the śrāmaṇera downhill; Parable of the wheel-turning king fathering nine hundred and ninety-nine sons; Parable of the two brothers who together became śramaṇas; Parable of the performer displaying various feats; Parable of the bhikṣu who was expelled; Parable of Maudgalyāyana descending Mount Gṛdhrakūṭa with his disciples; Parable of Xigen (Pratibhānamati); Parable of the carpenter and the painter; Parable of the nidāna of Mahākāśyapa's wife; Parable of the elder brother who loved dhyāna and the younger brother who loved broad learning; Parable of Rāhula's pearl; Parable of the dragon ascending to heaven; Parable of relieving oneself in the Saṅgha's pure ground; Parable of stepping on spittle with an aristocrat; Parable of the Buddha entering Śrāvastī with his disciples to beg for food; Parable of the physician curing the king's illness; Parable of the evil rain; Parable of the asura's nidāna; Parable of the prince entering the mountains; Parable of the deer forest; Parable of Śrīgupta; Parable of begging for food from a brāhmaṇa; Parable of the rustic; Parable of chanting mantras over the dragon; Parable of the boulder blocking the road; Parable of the snake's head and tail disputing together; Parable of the bird-catcher; Parable of the five hundred athletes becoming śramaṇas; Parable of the three essentials; Parable of selling curd to sustain oneself; Parable of the five hundred merchants entering the sea in search of jewels; Parable of the nidāna of the destruction by fire at the end of a kalpa; Parable of the nidāna of an aristocrat becoming a bhikṣuṇī; Parable that all grasses and trees can serve as medicine; Parable of the butcher; Parable of the king who loved dāna; Parable of the dragon concealing water; Parable of the nidāna of the wheel-turning king obtaining the wheel; Parable of the long life of the Brahma King.