13.
The Chapter on the Grass Reed
121.
The Birth Story of Kusanāḷi
121.
These would do the highest good in disaster, just as I and Kusanāḷi did for Rucā."
The Birth Story of Kusanāḷi is the first.
122.
The Birth Story of Dummedha
122.
He proceeds towards the injury of himself and others.
The Birth Story of Dummedha is the second.
123.
The Birth Story of Naṅgalīsa
123.
This one knew neither curds nor the plough-pole, he imagines curds and milk to be the plough-pole.
The Birth Story of Naṅgalīsa is the third.
124.
The Birth Story of Amba
124.
See the fruit of effort, the mangoes eaten are not based on hearsay.
The Birth Story of Amba is the fourth.
125.
The Birth Story of Kaṭāhaka
125.
Having followed, he would ruin him, enjoy your wealth, Kaṭāhaka."
The Birth Story of Kaṭāhaka is the fifth.
126.
The Birth Story of Asilakkhaṇa
126.
Therefore not all is good, nor also is all evil.
The Birth Story of Asilakkhaṇa is the sixth.
127.
The Birth Story of Kalaṇḍuka
127.
Having found out, they would seize you, drink the milk, Kalanduka."
The Birth Story of Kalaṇḍuka is the seventh.
128.
The Birth Story of Biḷāravata
128.
Having gained the trust of beings, they call that one's practice the cat's practice.
The Birth Story of Biḷāravata is the eighth.
129.
The Birth Story of Aggikabhāradvāja
129.
It does not go to the counting of thumbs, let that be enough for you, Aggikā.
The Birth Story of Aggikabhāradvāja is the ninth.
130.
The Birth Story of Kosiya
130.
Both do not agree for you, your speech and what you have eaten, Kosiya.
The Birth Story of Kosiya is the tenth.
The Kusanāḷi Chapter is the thirteenth.
Its summary:
Then Evil, Milk, Cat's Vow, Peacock, with Kosiya by name - these are ten.