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The thirteenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Taccae Na Pudhaviye...' - is also described in Bhagavati 312, where the situation of some Nairyikas of Balukaprabha is described as seven sagaropama.
... The fourteenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Chauthie Na Puduviye...' - is also described in Bhagavati 313, where the deplorable situation of the Nairyikas of Pankaprabha is described as seven sagaropama.
The fifteenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Asurkumaraanam...' - is also described in Bhagavati 314, where the situation of some Kumaras is described as seven palyopama.
The sixteenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Sohammisaanesu Kappeesu...' - is also described in Bhagavati 315, where the situation of the Saudharma Ishana Kalpa is described as seven palyopama.
The seventeenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Sanankumaare Kappe Devaanam...' - is also described in Bhagavati 316, where the excellent situation of the Sanatkumar Devas is described as seven sagaropama.
The eighteenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Mahinde Kappe Devaanam...' - is also described in Bhagavati 317, where the excellent situation of the Mahendra Kalpa Devas is described as slightly more than seven sagaropama.
The nineteenth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Bhambhaloae Kappe...' - is also described in Bhagavati 318, where the situation of the Brahmaloka Devas is described as slightly more than seven sagaropama.
The twentieth sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Je Deva Saman Sampapham...' - is also described in Bhagavati 319, where the excellent situation of the Sama, Samaprabha, Mahaprabha, etc. Devas is described as seven sagaropama.
The twenty-first sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Te Na Deva Sattanha...' - is also described in Bhagavati 320, where it is stated that the Devas born in the Sanatkumaraavatansaka Vimana breathe from seven sides.
The twenty-second sutra of the seventh Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Tesin Na Devaanam...' - is also described in Bhagavati 321, where it is stated that the Sanatkumaraavatansaka Devas have a desire to eat for seven thousand years.
The tenth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Imise Na Rayanprabhae...' - is also described in Bhagavati 322, where the situation of the Nairyikas of the Ratnapraba Earth is described as eight palyopama. 312. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1. 313. Bhagavati Sh. 1 U. 1
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