Andris, H. B. and Co., on coins, [453], [454];
measures, [456];
tortures, [449];
traps, [51]
Aniccan̥ dukkhan̥, [19], [64], [65], [68], [71], [75], [159]
Animal guards at magic tree or treasure must be fed, [177];
of Apsaras, [182]
Animal jacket, shell or skin, [121]–[126], [132], [188], [301], [302], [435], [445]
Animals accompany and assist Brāhmaṇa, Prince or youth, [129]–[135], [296]–[299], [361], [362];
girl, [443];
cause Prince’s life to be restored, [298];
expression of grief, [298], [299];
feign death, [11];
ordered to make tank, [259], [260];
said to void gold or money, [150], [151];
speech, fatal to impart knowledge of, [258], [260];
ungrateful to man who saved them:—crocodile, [446];
leopard, [447];
snake, [447];
tiger, [446], [447]
Animation suspended, [434]
Ants race elephant, [442]
Appusiññō, monkey, story of, [243] ff.
Apsaras caught by hiding robe, [366];
guarded by animals, [182]
Apsarases bathe in pool, [297], [298], [366];
restore dead Prince to life, [298]