3.
The Chapter on the Antelope
21.
The Birth Story of the Antelope Deer
21.
I go to another Sepaṇṇi, your fruit does not please me.
The Birth Story of the Antelope Deer is first.
22.
The Birth Story of the Dog
22.
They are not to be killed, we are to be killed, this is not impartial, it is the slaughter of the weak.
The Birth Story of the Dog is second.
23.
The Birth Story of the Thoroughbred Ox
23.
Better than a mare is a thoroughbred, harness me, O charioteer.
The Birth Story of the Thoroughbred Ox is third.
24.
The Birth Story of the Thoroughbred
24.
The thoroughbred exerts its force, the mares fall behind there.
The Birth Story of the Thoroughbred is fourth.
25.
The Birth Story of the Ford
25.
A person through overeating, even with milk-rice becomes satisfied."
The Birth Story of the Ford is fifth.
26.
The Birth Story of the Woman's Face
26.
But having heard the words of the well-restrained, the noble elephant stood firm in all virtues.
The Birth Story of the Woman's Face is sixth.
27.
The Birth Story of the Frequent
27.
I think from frequent seeing, the elephant developed affection for the dog.
The Birth Story of the Frequent is seventh.
28.
The Birth Story of Nandivisāla
28.
For one speaking pleasantly, he lifted the heavy burden;
And he obtained wealth for him, thereby he was delighted.
The Birth Story of Nandivisāla is the eighth.
29.
The Birth Story of Kaṇha
29.
Then they yoke the black one, and he bears that burden.
The Birth Story of Kaṇha is the ninth.
30.
The Birth Story of Munika
30.
Living at ease, eat chaff, this is the characteristic of long life.
The Birth Story of Munika is the tenth.
The Kuruṅga Chapter is the third.
Its summary:
Woman, Face, Name, Delightful, Excellent, bears the burden - with Sage, ten.