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Regarding the independent existence or non-existence of time (4, 19), the principles on this matter (5, 38); and the third subject is the four natures such as laughter in the pious natures (8, 26).
3. Variations in Text: In addition to the mutual variations between the two sutra texts, there are also variations in each sutra text itself. The variation is not significant in the Sarvarthasiddhimanya sutra text. Except for one place where the author of Sarvarthasiddhi noted a textual variation, it can generally be said that all the Digambara commentators do not indicate any variations in the Sarvarthasiddhimanya sutra text. Therefore, it should be stated that the sutra text obtained and revised by Pujyapada while composing the Sarvarthasiddhi is accepted unanimously by all the subsequent Digambara commentators, whereas this is not the case with the Bhashyamana sutra text; although that sutra text remains the same as Shvetambara, in some places, sentences from the Bhashya have been included as sutras, in some places sentences regarded as sutras are also counted as Bhashya, in some instances, a single original sutra has been divided into two parts, and in other cases, two original sutras have merged into one sutra, as indicated in the available commentaries that discuss textual variations of sutras.
1. 2, 53. 2. 2, 19; 2, 37; 3, 11; 5, 2-3; 7, 3, and 5, etc.