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The omniscient ones did not leave out even the insignificant beings born in the subtle Nigoda of the universe. They have described the excellent and inferior immersion of aquatic creatures, the destroyers of Kamadeva.
Thus, the tenth chapter of this great epic, titled "Tiryanch Avgahan," composed by the great poet Pushpadanta and approved by the magnificent Bharat, is complete, adorned with the qualities of sixty-three great men.
The sentient, perfect being hears the clear sound that is transmitted through the ears. Except for the eyes, the three senses (touch, taste, and breath) know what is touched and entered from afar. The eye sees the unclear form. They know touch, smell, and taste from nine yojanas away. The ears know from twelve yojanas away. The object of sight (eye) is forty-seven thousand two hundred sixty-three yojanas. This is the explanation of the object of the eye sense, as known by omniscience. The sense of smell (the inner part of the nose) is like a very fragrant flower. And the ear (inner part) is like a barley stalk. The eye should be known to have the shape of a lentil; and the tongue is said to be like a crescent moon. The touch that is illuminated in the bodies of green plants and trees is known in many forms. The body of the group of gods is square in shape.
Then the venerable Rishabha, who prevented the spread of desire, spoke of the difference in senses of all beings.