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**Sarvarthasiddhi**
[118 § 103. For the *san̄yata-san̄yata*, the time is all time in relation to many beings. For one being, the least time is one *samaya*. For the best, it is an *antarmuhūrta*.
§ 104. In the translation of the *bhavyas*, for the *mithyādṛṣṭi*, the time is all time in relation to many beings. For one being, there are two *bhaṅgas*: *anādi-sānta* and *sādi-sānta*. Of these, the *sādi-sānta* *bhaṅga* is the least time, an *antarmuhūrta*. For the best, it is a little less than half a *pudgala* transformation. This is the general time for all from the *sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi* to the *ayogakevali*. For the *abhavya*, the time is *anādi-aparyavasan̄a*.
§ 105. In the translation of *samyaktvam*, for the *kṣayika-samyakdṛṣṭi*, the time is the same for all from the *asan̄yata-samyakdṛṣṭi* to the *ayogakevali*. This is the general time for the four *kṣayopasamikasamyakdṛṣṭi*. For the *aupasamikasamyaktvam*, the time is *asan̄yata-samyakdṛṣṭi* and *san̄yata-san̄yata*. For the *san̄yata-san̄yata*, the least time is an *antarmuhūrta* in relation to many beings. For the best, it is an immeasurable part of a *palya*. For one being, the least and best time is an *antarmuhūrta*. For the *pramattasan̄yata*, *apramattasan̄yata*, and the four *upasamaka*, the least time is one *samaya* in relation to many beings and one being. For the best, it is an *antarmuhūrta*. This is the general time for the *sāsādanasamyakdṛṣṭi*, *samyagmithyādṛṣṭi*, and *mithyādṛṣṭi*.
§ 106. In the translation of *saṁjñā*, for the *saṁjñi* with *mithyādṛṣṭi* to the *anivṛttibādarānta*, the time is the same as for the *puruṣavedi*. This is the general time for the rest. For the *asan̄jñi*, the time is all time in relation to many beings. For one being, the least time is the size of a small *bhavagrahana*. For the best, it is infinite time, an immeasurable number of *pudgala* transformations. This is the general time for those who are without both *saṁjñi* and *asan̄jñi* characteristics.
1. - For the *jñāna* with *mithyādṛṣṭi*, the time is many *muhūrta*. 1 2 *grahana*. There are thirty-six thousand six hundred thirty-six *marana*. The *antarmuhūrta* is the time of the small *bhavas*. 66336. For the best, it is a *muhūrta*.