A Jātaka telling of the Bodhisatta’s birth as the son of Aggidatta, told in reference to the monk Lāḷudāyī, who is identified with Aggidatta in the story.

A Jātaka about a brahmin ascetic who adopted an elephant calf named Somadatta and was consoled by Sakka in the form of the Bodhisatta after grieving over its death, told in reference to a monk’s grief over the death of his novice.