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We can also argue that the Śvētāmbara tradition has made corrections to other versions considering the organizational perspective bound to the scientific tradition.
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2. Invocation 1. The invocation of the sutras in the 'Hing'bar text. Usage: Touch, etc.
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4. 42-2
One of the receptions. Half of the constellations. A quarter of the stars.
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A quarter of the remaining. 9. Domain 44 and 5 in knowledge. Use of yoga in living beings. In the context of forms.
9:38
It has been included in the Calcutta version of the Tattvārthasūtra.
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There is a mention in the manuscript that some Acharyas consider sutra 2.19 as part of the commentary. However, Siddhasena accepts it as a sutra. Perhaps in the Digambara text, it has been placed as a part of the commentary. Sutras 4.49-51 and 53 are not considered particularly important; therefore, excluding them does not introduce any deficiency in context. The definition of 'parināma' given in sutras 5.42-44 has been appropriately interpreted due to flawed explanations, which have been discussed by Sukhalalji. The invocation of sutra 9, 38 is articulate from the perspective of the Tattvārthasūtra. The author is indebted to the southern perspective. Thus, the Śvētāmbara text is essentially preserved in the Digambara version. However, this does not mean that the Śvētāmbara text...