“Punāparaṁ yadā homi, sasako pavanacārako;“Then again when I was a hare who roamed the forest, Tiṇapaṇṇasākaphalabhakkho, paraheṭhanavivajjito.eating grass, leaves, vegetables, and fruit, refraining from harming others,

Makkaṭo ca siṅgālo ca, suttapoto cahaṁ tadā;a monkey, a jackal, a young otter and I Vasāma ekasāmantā, sāyaṁ pāto ca dissare.
sāyaṁ pāto ca dissare → sāyaṁ pāto padissare (pts-vp-pli1-2, mr)lived in the same neighborhood and were seen together morning and evening.

Ahaṁ te anusāsāmi, kiriye kalyāṇapāpake;I advised them regarding good and bad deeds: ‘Pāpāni parivajjetha, kalyāṇe abhinivissatha’.‘Shun bad deeds, and cling to the good.’

Uposathamhi divase, candaṁ disvāna pūritaṁ;Seeing the full moon on the sabbath day, Etesaṁ tattha ācikkhiṁ, ‘divaso ajjuposatho.I pointed it out to them, saying, ‘Today is the sabbath.

Dānāni paṭiyādetha, dakkhiṇeyyassa dātave;Prepare gifts for one worthy of offerings. Datvā dānaṁ dakkhiṇeyye, upavassathuposathaṁ’.Having given to one worthy of offerings, observe the sabbath day.’

Te me sādhūti vatvāna, yathāsatti yathābalaṁ;Saying ‘good!’ to me, they prepared gifts Dānāni paṭiyādetvā, dakkhiṇeyyaṁ gavesisuṁ.
gavesisuṁ → gavesiyuṁ (si); gavesiṁsuṁ (pts-vp-pli1); gavesayyuṁ (mr)according to their capacity and means, and sought out one worthy of offerings.

Ahaṁ nisajja cintesiṁ, dānaṁ dakkhiṇanucchavaṁ;As I was sitting I thought about what sort of gift would suit one worthy of offerings: ‘Yadihaṁ labhe dakkhiṇeyyaṁ, kiṁ me dānaṁ bhavissati.‘If I were to find a worthy recipient, what gift would i give?

Na me atthi tilā muggā, māsā vā taṇḍulā ghataṁ;I have no sesame or mung beans, no beans or rice or ghee. Ahaṁ tiṇena yāpemi, na sakkā tiṇa dātave.I feed only on grass, but that’s not something I can give.

Yadi koci eti dakkhiṇeyyo, bhikkhāya mama santike;If someone worthy of gifts comes, seeking alms near me, Dajjāhaṁ sakamattānaṁ, na so tuccho gamissati’.I shall give my own self: they shall not leave empty-handed.’

Mama saṅkappamaññāya, sakko brāhmaṇavaṇṇinā;Knowing my thoughts, sakka in the guise of a brahmin Āsayaṁ me upāgacchi, dānavīmaṁsanāya me.approached my lair in order to test my giving.

Tamahaṁ disvāna santuṭṭho, idaṁ vacanamabraviṁ;Seeing him I was elated, and said the following. ‘Sādhu khosi anuppatto, ghāsahetu mamantike.‘It is so good that you have come to me looking for food.

Adinnapubbaṁ dānavaraṁ, ajja dassāmi te ahaṁ;Today I shall give to you a fine gift never before given. Tuvaṁ sīlaguṇūpeto, ayuttaṁ te paraheṭhanaṁ.You are furnished with virtue, unattached to harming others.

Ehi aggiṁ padīpehi, nānākaṭṭhe samānaya;Come, light a fire, having gathered different sticks. Ahaṁ pacissamattānaṁ, pakkaṁ tvaṁ bhakkhayissasi’.I shall cook myself, you shall eat me roasted.’

‘Sādhū’ti so haṭṭhamano, nānākaṭṭhe samānayi;‘Good!’ he said happily, and gathered different sticks. Mahantaṁ akāsi citakaṁ, katvā aṅgāragabbhakaṁ.Building a great pyre, he placed an ember in the recess.

Aggiṁ tattha padīpesi, yathā so khippaṁ mahā bhave;He lit such a fire there that would quickly grow big. Phoṭetvā rajagate gatte, ekamantaṁ upāvisiṁ.Shaking my dusty limbs, I withdrew to one side.

Yadā mahākaṭṭhapuñjo, āditto dhamadhamāyati;
dhamadhamāyati → dhumadhumāyati (bj); dhūmam-āyati (pts-vp-pli1); dhamamāyati (mr)When the great pile of sticks was burning and blazing, Taduppatitvā papatiṁ, majjhe jālasikhantare.I leapt up and fell on it, in the midst of the fiery flames.

Yathā sītodakaṁ nāma, paviṭṭhaṁ yassa kassaci;Like diving into cool water, Sameti darathapariḷāhaṁ, assādaṁ deti pīti ca.allaying distress and fever, bringing satisfaction and joy.

Tatheva jalitaṁ aggiṁ, paviṭṭhassa mamaṁ tadā;That’s how it was when I entered the burning flame. Sabbaṁ sameti darathaṁ, yathā sītodakaṁ viya.It allayed distress and fever, just like cool water.

Chaviṁ cammaṁ maṁsaṁ nhāruṁ, aṭṭhiṁ hadayabandhanaṁ;Outer skin and inner, flesh and sinews, bones, and heart with cords: Kevalaṁ sakalaṁ kāyaṁ, brāhmaṇassa adāsahan”ti.my whole entire body I gave to the brahmin.”

Sasapaṇḍitacariyaṁ dasamaṁ.

Akittivaggo paṭhamo.

Tassuddānaṁ

Akittibrāhmaṇo saṅkho, kururājā dhanañcayo; Mahāsudassano rājā, mahāgovindabrāhmaṇo.

Nimi candakumāro ca, sivi vessantaro saso; Ahameva tadā āsiṁ, yo te dānavare adā.

Ete dānaparikkhārā, ete dānassa pāramī; Jīvitaṁ yācake datvā, imaṁ pārami pūrayiṁ.

Bhikkhāya upagataṁ disvā, sakattānaṁ pariccajiṁ; Dānena me samo natthi, esā me dānapāramīti.

Dānapāraminiddeso niṭṭhito.
Dānapāraminiddeso niṭṭhito → dānapāramitā niṭṭhitā (bj)