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Two-sense (conch) is twelve yojanas long. Three-sense (ant) is three kosas long. Four-sense (bee) is one yojana long. In the Kalod ocean, the river-entrance-mouth is eighteen yojanas long and the middle ocean is thirty-six yojanas long.
The fish that swim in the Avasan (final Swayambhuramni) ocean are five hundred yojanas long. There are fish in the sky, salt-ocean, time-ocean, and vast Swayambhuramni ocean. There are no fish in the remaining oceans.
Those who wander in the courtyard, those who walk on land and in the sky, those who have a sammurchan and a womb-born body. How many bows is the body of a being measured in? Thus, the Muni-var say. The body of some sufficient aquatic creatures is measured as one thousand yojanas. Thus, in the order of the paryat, the zero of these sammurchan beings is said by the Jinenndra Bhagavan. The avagahana of the womb-born terrestrial beings is three gavyutis (six kosas). The fish of the salt ocean are eighteen yojanas long. The fish of the entrance-mouth of the Ganga and other rivers are nine yojanas long. The avagahana of the subtle badar beings is an innumerable part of an angul.
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