An ascetic 83 A king 85 A tree god 43 A teacher 26 A courtier 24 A brāhman 24 A king’s son 24 A nobleman 23 A learned man 22 Sakka 20 A monkey 18 A merchant 13 A man of property 12 A deer 11 A lion 10 A wild duck 8 A snipe 6 An elephant 6 A cock 5 A slave 5 An eagle 5 A horse 4 A bull 4 Brahma 4 A peacock 4 A serpent 4 A potter 3 An outcast 3 An iguana 3 A fish 2 An elephant driver 2 A rat 2 A jackal 2 A crow 2 A woodpecker 2 A thief 2 A pig 2 A dog 1 A curer of snake bites 1 A gambler 1 A mason 1 A smith 1 A devil dancer 1 A student 1 A silversmith 1 A carpenter 1 A water-fowl 1 A frog 1 A hare 1 A kite 1 A jungle cock 1 A fairy 1 ---- 530 ---- TABLE VIII. JĀTAKAS ILLUSTRATED IN BAS-RELIEF ON THE ANCIENT MONUMENTS. Arranged from _General Cunningham’s_ ‘Stūpa of Bharhut.’ No. Plate Title inscribed on the stone. Title in the Jātaka Book. 1. xxv. Miga Jākata. Nigrodha-miga Jākata.[108] 2. xxv. Nāga[109] Jākata. Kakkaṭaka Jākata. 3. xxv. Yava-majhakiya Jātaka. ?[110] 4. xxv. Muga-pakhaya Jākata. Muga-pakkha Jākata. 5. xxvi. Laṭuwa Jākata. Laṭukikā Jākata. 6. xxvi. Cha-dantiya Jākata. Chad-danta Jākata. 7. xxvi. Isi-siŋgiya Jākata. Isa-siŋga Jākata. 8. xxvi.(?)Ya_mb_uma_ne_-ayavesi Jākata. Andha-bhūta Jākata. 9. xxvii. ?[111] Kuruŋga-miga Jākata. 10. xxvii. Haŋsa Jākata. Nacca Jākata.[112] 11. xxvii. Kinara Jākata. Canda-kinnara Jākata.[113] 12. xxvii. ?[111] Asadisa Jākata. 13. xxvii. ?[111] Jākata. Dasaratha Jākata. 14. xliii. Isi-migo Jākata. ?[114] 15. xlvi. Uda Jākata. ?[114] 16. xlvi. Secha Jākata. Dūbhiya-makkaṭa. 17. xlvii. Sujāto gahuto Jākata. Sujāta Jākata. 18. xlvii. {Biḍala Jākata. {Kukuṭa Jākata. Kukkuṭa Jākata.