Kāmavilāpajātaka untranslated

Kāmavilāpajātaka (Ja 297). The story is similar to that of the Puppharattajātaka (q.v.). As the man stood impaled he looked up, and seeing a crow flying through the air, hailed him and sent a message to his wife, informing her where his possessions lay concealed and asking her to enjoy them (Ja.ii.443f; cp. Nos.34 and 216). In the introduction to the Jātaka it is said that the paccuppanna-vatthu is given in the Puppharattajātaka and the atīta-vatthu in the Indriyajātaka. There seems to be an error here, for the first story of the Indriyajātaka (Ja.iii.461ff) (unless another story is meant) bears no resemblance to the Kāmavilāpajātaka.