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## Introduction
This text discusses differences in the texts of the Digambara and Svetambara traditions of Jainism. It focuses on the differences in the names of the five types of knowledge, the five types of sleep, the five types of distractions, the six types of virtues and vices, the ten types of Dharma, the five types of conduct, and the three types of meditation.
The text also mentions that there are many other minor differences in the texts of the two traditions, but these are not discussed in detail.
## Differences in Textual Interpretations
The text highlights that the differences in the texts of the two traditions are based on the interpretations of the *Satartha Siddhi* and *Tattvartha Bhashya*. The *Satartha Siddhi* is a commentary on the *Tattvartha Sutra*, a foundational text in Jainism. The *Tattvartha Bhashya* is another commentary on the *Tattvartha Sutra*.
The text notes that the Digambara commentators generally follow the interpretation of the *Satartha Siddhi*, while the Svetambara commentators follow the interpretation of the *Tattvartha Bhashya*. However, there are significant differences in the interpretations of the *Tattvartha Bhashya* itself, as evidenced by the commentaries of Haribhadra Suri and Siddhasena Divakara.
The text uses the example of the *Nityavasthanitanyaruparani* sutra from the fifth chapter of the *Tattvartha Sutra* to illustrate the differences in interpretations. Siddhasena Divakara, in his commentary on this sutra, mentions several different interpretations.
This text provides a glimpse into the complex history of textual interpretation in Jainism and the differences that exist between the Digambara and Svetambara traditions.