Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v1.c7.431

v1.c7.431

Several times he was born as an animal. Thus he was a parrot in the Saccaṅkira (i. 327), the Abbhantara (ii. 400) and the Mahā-ummagga (vi. 478), a jackal in the Guṇa (ii. 30), the father-goose in the Vinīlaka (ii. 40), the tortoise in the Kacchapa (ii. 81), the iguana in the Cullapaduma (ii. 121), the otter in the Sasa (iii. 56), the younger swan in the Neru (iii. 248), the crab in the Suvaṇṇakkaṭaka (iii. 298), the wise nāga in the Mahāpaduma (iv. 196), the tawny dog in the Mahābodhi (v. 246) and the vulture king in the Kuṇāla (v. 456).