雜譬喻經 1.2

1.2

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.