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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The Shri Samavayanga Sutra states: "Alas! I have heard this from that Bhagavan (Venerable One). [In this final period of the present Avasarpini era, the Shramana Bhagavan Mahavira, who is the Adi-kara (the originator) of the Shruta-dharma (the Canonical Scriptures), the Tirthankara (the founder of the spiritual path), the Svayam-sambuddha (the self-enlightened one), the Purushottama (the supreme among men), the Purusha-simha (the lion among men), the Purushavara-pundarika (the supreme lotus among men), the Purushavara-gandhahasti (the supreme elephant among men), the Lokoттama (the supreme in the world), the Loka-natha (the lord of the world), the Loka-hita (the benefactor of the world), the Loka-pradipa (the lamp of the world), the Loka-prajyotikara (the illuminator of the world), the Abhaya-data (the giver of fearlessness), the Chakshur-data (the giver of vision), the Marga-data (the giver of the path), the Sharana-data (the giver of refuge), the Jivita-data (the giver of life), the Bodhi-data (the giver of enlightenment), the Dharma-data (the giver of the Dharma), the Dharma-desaka (the preacher of the Dharma), the Dharma-nayaka (the leader of the Dharma), the Dharma-sarathi (the charioteer of the Dharma), the Dharma-vara-chaturanta-chakravarti (the universal emperor of the Dharma), the Apratihata-vara-nana-darsana-dhara (the bearer of the unobstructed supreme knowledge and vision), the Vyavritta-chhadma (the one free from all deception and pretense), the Jina (the conqueror), the Jivaka (the life-giver), the Trina (the savior), the Taraka (the deliverer), the Buddha (the enlightened one), the Bodhaka (the enlightener), the Mukta (the liberated one), the Mochaka (the emancipator), the Sarvajña (the omniscient), the Sarvadarshi (the all-seer), the Shivamaya (the embodiment of auspiciousness), the Lamaruyamana (the eternal), the Anantamakshaya (the infinite and indestructible), the Apunaravarti-siddhi-gati-namadheya (the one whose state is the attainment of liberation without further rebirth) - has expounded the Dvadashanga Gani-pitaka (the Twelve Angas of the Canonical Scriptures)."