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of the slanderer, the breaker of friendship. 196. Those people prosper happily, like men gone to heaven; Who do not understand the words of the slanderer, O charioteer. 197. He strikes with hands and feet, and kisses the face; He, O king, is dear, whom do you see by that? 198. He reviles as he wishes, and desires his coming; He, O king, is dear, whom do you see by that? 199. He slanders with what is not true, and leads astray with falsehood; He, O king, is dear, whom do you see by that? 200. Taking food and drink, va and places to sleep; Being those who steal others' things, they indeed, O king, become dear; Whom do you regard by that? The Jātaka of the Deva's Question, the tenth. The Minor Kuṇāla Chapter, the fifth. Its Summary – Of men, unable, the best lion, Nīliya, and the best fire again; Again, the best peak of elixir, And also the forest, the charioteer, thus completes ten. Now, the Chapter Summary – Kāliṅga and Pucimanda, The hut-defiler, the cuckoo; That Minor Kuṇāla Chapter, The fifth, is well-proclaimed. The Book of Fours is finished.