Any reconstructions of earliest mentioned classification of canon? Monks, there is the case where some worthless men study the Dhamma:
  dialogues, narratives of mixed prose and verse, explanations, verses,
  spontaneous exclamations, quotations, birth stories, amazing events,
  question &amp; answer sessions [the earliest classifications of the Buddha's teachings]. MN22


It's probably a hazy endeavour, but has anyone attempted to reconstruct such a classification from either the suttas or agamas?
Is this a dodgy quote (despite coming from the exalted MN 22) because birth stories appear to be later additions? 

This said, I did try to compile 'birth stories' and only found around a dozen in the Buddhavaca suttas, such as AN 3.15; MN 50; MN 81; MN 123; MN 143; etc; which seem to be in the style of later works, such as the Jataka Tales, Buddhavamsa &amp; Apadana.  

The lokuttara dhamma in SN 22.79 says all memories of the past are mere aggregates &amp; not-self.