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The sixteenth sutra of the first samavaya of Samavayanga is "Ege Sanvare", and the same concept of Sanvara is also described in Sutra-Kritanga 249.
The seventeenth sutra of the first samavaya of Samavayanga is "Ega Veyana", and the same concept of Vedana is also described in Sutra-Kritanga 250.
The eighteenth sutra of the first samavaya of Samavayanga is "Ega Nijjara", and the same concept of Nirjara is also described in Sutra-Kritanga 251.
The first sutra of the second samavaya of Samavayanga is "Do Danda Pannatta...", and the same concept of Artha-Danda and Anartha-Danda is also described in Sutra-Kritanga 252.
The first sutra of the twenty-second samavaya of Samavayanga is "Bavisan Parisaha Pannatta", and the same concept of Parisahas is also described in Sutra-Kritanga 254.
The first sutra of the thirteenth samavaya of Samavayanga is "Teras Kiriyathana Pannatta...", and the same concept of Kriyas is also described in Sutra-Kritanga 253.
In this way, there are many similarities between Samavayanga and Sutra-Kritanga.
Both the Agamas, Sthananga and Samavayanga, are constructed in the same style. Therefore, there is a lot of similarity in the subject matter of both. The comparison of these two has already been done in the introduction of Sthananga Sutra, therefore, we are not repeating it here. The inquisitive person should look at that introduction.
Samavayanga and Bhagavati
There is also similarity in the subject matter at many places in both these Agamas, Samavayanga and Bhagavati. Therefore, here we are giving a comparative study of the topics of Samavayanga with Bhagavati.
The first sutra of the first samavaya of Samavayanga is "Ege Aaya", and the same concept of Atma being one in terms of Chaitanya Guna is also described in Bhagavati 255.
The second sutra of the first samavaya of Samavayanga is "Ege Anaaya", and the same concept of Anatma being one in terms of the perspective of the sutra is also described in Bhagavati 256.
The fourth sutra of the first samavaya of Samavayanga is "Ege Adande", and the same concept of Adanda, the business of the form of inclination of the auspicious yogas, is also described in Bhagavati 257.