The Kashmir Series of Texts and Studies. No. LXXI (E) Gilgit Manuscripts

At that time the prince to whom the hands of the princess were first offered heard of the return of the princess and demanded of the king to give him his daughter in marriage. [...] The king decided that the tongue of the Brihmaha Dandi should be cut of as he did not inform the householder about the return of the bullocks and the eyes of the householder be taken out as he did not see the bullocks when returned. [...] The parents of the elephant were unwilling' to ait -with the Amogbainet but they had to yield on the insistence of the hnnter and the young elephant. [...] Two Brihmanas came to the kingdom of Dhana one became the inorobita of the king and the other of the prince. [...] The missing leaves contain as it appears from the statement on page 162 accounts of the merits acquired by King Prasenajit in his previous lives and of the events of the previous lives of the Teacher from the development of his Bodhicitta to the attainment of the Samyaksambodbi.