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The fourteenth sutra of the fourth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Chhavihe Abhitare Tavokamme Pannatte...' - is also described in Bhagavati 301 as six internal austerities.
The fifth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Chh Chhaumathiya Samuraghaya...' - also describes six types of liberation of the Chanasthikas in Bhagavati 302.
The tenth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Tacchae Nam Pudhviaye...' - also describes the condition of some Nairyakas of the Balukaprabha earth as six oceans in Bhagavati 303.
The eleventh sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Asurkumaraanam...' - also describes the condition of some Asurakumaras as six palya in Bhagavati 304.
The twelfth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Sohammisaanesu Kappesu...' - also describes the condition of some gods of the Saudharma and Ishana kalpas as six palya in Bhagavati 305.
The thirteenth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - "Sanankumaramahindesu..." - also describes the condition of some gods of the Sanatkumar and Mahendra kalpas as six palya in Bhagavati 206.
The fourteenth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Je Deva Sayambhuramnam...' - also describes the excellent condition of those born in the Sayambhu Raman Vimana as six oceans in Bhagavati 307.
The fifteenth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - "Tenam Deva, Chhanham Addhamasaanam..." - also describes the gods of the Sayambhu and other Viman as breathing in six fortnights in Bhagavati 308.
The sixteenth sutra of the sixth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - "Tesim Nam Devaanam..." - also describes the desire of the gods residing in the Sayambhu and other Viman to eat after six thousand years in Bhagavati 309.
The third sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga Sutra - 'Samane Bhagavan...' - also describes the Shraman Bhagavan Mahavira as seven hands tall in Bhagavati 310.
The twelfth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Imise Nam Rayanppahaye Nam...' - also describes the condition of some Nairyakas of the Ratnapraba earth as seven palya in Bhagavati 311. 301. Bhagavati Sh. 25 U. 7 302. Bhagavati Sh. 13 U. 10 303. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 304. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 305. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 306. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 307. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 308. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 309. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 310. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1 311. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1
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