Parable, [55]
Paralowa, journey to, [329]
Paramour, [206], [208]–[211], [382]–[384]
Parangi disease, [198]
Parrot, and crow, [440];
and K., [439];
and woman, [436]–[438];
decides claim or lawsuit, [44], [435], [436], [438];
imitates voice of Buddha or deity, [437]–[439];
inside statue, [436]–[439]
Parturition house, [27], [330], [372]
Pāṭalīputra, legend of, [283], [319]
Pattinī, goddess, legend of, [283], [289]
Peacock, golden, [421];
feather brings victory, [423];
receives half the kingdom, [423];
safety through spell, [421], [423];
rude, [442]