Anga, a Gangetic kingdom, [39], [40]
Animals bought by Prince, [278], [301];
offer to marry women, [113];
protect youth, [299];
receive information from gods, [19];
with trees and road condemn man, [340], [341];
warnings by:—Aet-kanda Lēnī, [297];
bear, [298];
cat, [123], [124], [126];
crocodile, [299];
crows, [125], [300];
Demon Hound, [298];
dog, [15], [123], [124], [126];
fish, [86];
jackal, [300];
leopard, [356];
lizard, [14];
parrot, [97], [122], [124], [126];
peacock, [300];
storks, [121], [127];
woodpecker, [19]
Appā, light rice cake, [78]
Appearances not to be trusted, [232]
Arabian Nights, [33]
Ārakshā, protective written spells and diagrams, [15], [147]
Ashes offered for sale, [106]
Ass-driver miscounts asses, [259]
Asuras, superior to Gods, [47], [50]
Aṭasil, eight precepts of Buddha, kept by lay devotees (Upāsakās), [354]