4.
The Chapter on the Nest
31.
The Kulāvaka Birth Story
31.
We would rather give up our lives among the titans, than that my twice-born birds should become nestless."
The Kulāvaka Birth Story is the first.
32.
The Dancing Birth Story
32.
And your tail-feathers are a fathom in length, but because of your dancing we do not give you our daughter.
The Dancing Jātaka, the second.
33.
The Sammodamāna Birth Story
33.
When they quarrel, then they will come under my control.
The Sammodamāna Birth Story is the third.
34.
The Fish Birth Story
34.
But that the she-fish imagines me gone to another for delight.
The Fish Jātaka, the fourth.
35.
The Vaṭṭaka Birth Story
35.
Mother and father have departed, fire, go back.
The Vaṭṭaka Birth Story is the fifth.
36.
The Sakuṇa Birth Story
36.
Seek the directions, O crooked-limbed ones, fear has arisen from the refuge.
The Sakuṇa Birth Story is the sixth.
37.
The Tittira Birth Story
37.
Praiseworthy in this very life, and a fortunate realm in the future state.
The Tittira Birth Story is the seventh.
38.
The Baka Birth Story
38.
One wise in fraud obtains, like a heron with a crab.
The Baka Birth Story is the eighth.
39.
The Nanda Birth Story
39.
Where the slave, born a slave, standing, roars rough words.
The Nanda Birth Story is the ninth.
40.
The Khadiraṅgāra Birth Story
40.
I will not do what is ignoble, come, accept the almsfood.
The Khadiraṅgāra Birth Story is the tenth.
The Kulāvaka Chapter is the fourth.
Its summary:
Tree, Senior, Parrot and Crab, likewise with Nandaka and Excellent Almsfood - ten.