The KATHÁ SARIT SÁGARA Or Ocean of the Streams of Story Translated from the original Sanskrit By C. H. TAWNEY, M. A. Calcutta: Printed by J. W. Thomas, at the Baptist Mission Press. 1880-1884. CONTENTS Book I. PAGE Chapter I. Introduction, 1-5 Curse of Pushpadanta and Mályaván, 4-5 Chapter II. Story of Pushpadanta when living on the earth as Vararuchi, 5-10 How Kánabhúti became a Pisácha, 6-7 Story of Vararuchi's teacher Varsha, and his fellow-pupils Vyádi and Indradatta, 7-10 Chapter III. Continuation of the story of Vararuchi, 11-16 Story of the founding of the city of Pátaliputra, 11-16 Story of king Brahmadatta, 12-13 Chapter IV. Continuation of the story of Vararuchi, 16-23 Story of Upakosá and her four lovers, 17-20 Chapter V. Conclusion of the story of Vararuchi, 23-31 Story of Sivasarman, 27-28 Chapter VI. Story of Mályaván when living on the earth as Gunádhya, 32-40 Story of the Mouse-merchant, 33-34 Story of the chanter of the Sáma Veda, 34-35 Story of Sátaváhana, 36-37 Chapter VII. Continuation of the story of Gunádhya, 41-47 How Pushpadanta got his name, 43-46 Story of king Sivi, 45-46 Chapter VIII. Continuation of the story of Gunádhya, 47-49 Siva's tales, originally composed by Gunádhya in the Paisácha language, are made known in Sanskrit under the title of Vrihat Kathá, 49 Book II. Chapter IX. Story of the ancestors and parents of Udayana, king of Vatsa, 52-56 Chapter X. Continuation of the story of Udayana's parents, 56-67 Story of Srídatta and Mrigánkavatí, 56-66 Udayana succeeds to the kingdom of Vatsa, 67 Chapter XI. Continuation of the story of Udayana, 67-71 Story of king Chandamahásena, 69-71 Chapter XII.