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The Ascetic Tirīṭavaccha

Tirīṭavacchajātaka

“When all alone”—This story the Master told whilst living at Jetavana, about the gift of a thousand garments, how the reverend Ananda received five hundred garments from the women of the household of the king of Kosala, and five hundred from the king himself. The circumstances have been described above, in the Sigala Birth, of the Second Book.

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0.1Jātaka
0.2Tikanipāta
0.3Saṅkappavagga

0.49. Tirīṭavacchajātaka

1.1PTS 2.316“Nayimassa vijjāmayamatthi kiñci,1.2Na bandhavo no pana te sahāyo;1.3Atha kena vaṇṇena tirīṭavaccho,1.4Tedaṇḍiko bhuñjati aggapiṇḍaṁ”.
2.1PTS 2.317“Āpāsu me yuddhaparājitassa,2.2Ekassa katvā vivanasmi ghore;2.3Pasārayī kicchagatassa pāṇiṁ,2.4Tenūdatāriṁ dukhasampareto.
3.1Etassa kiccena idhānupatto,3.2Vesāyino visayā jīvaloke;3.3Lābhāraho tāta tirīṭavaccho,3.4Dethassa bhogaṁ yajathañca yaññan”ti.

4.1Tirīṭavacchajātakaṁ navamaṁ.