Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
The eleventh sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Chautthiee Pudhavee...' - describes the state of the Pankaprabha Nairyakas as being eight sagaropama, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 323.
The twelfth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Asurkumaraanam Devaanam...' - describes the state of the Asurakumara as being eight palyopama, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 324.
The thirteenth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Sohammisaanesu Kappeesu...' - describes the state of the gods of the Saudharma and Ishan kalpas as being eight palyopama, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 325.
The fourteenth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Bhambhaloae Kappe...' - describes the state of the gods of the Brahmaloka kalpa as being eight sagaropama, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 326.
The fifteenth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Je Deva Acchi...' - describes the exalted state of Archi, Archimali, etc. as being eight sagara, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 327.
The sixteenth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Te Nan Deva Attanhan...' - describes the Archi, etc. gods as breathing eight paks, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 328.
The seventeenth sutra of the eighth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Tesinnam Devaanam Attahin...' - describes the Archi, etc. gods as having a desire to eat for eight thousand years, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 329.
The eleventh sutra of the ninth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Darshanavarranijjass...Kamass' - describes the nine types of Darshanavarniya karma, including Nidra, Prachala, etc., which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 330.
The twelfth sutra of the ninth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Imise Nan Rayanppahae...' - describes the state of some Nairyakas of the Ratnapraba earth as being nine palyopama, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 331.
The thirteenth sutra of the ninth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Chautthiee Pudhavee...' - describes the state of some Nairyakas of the Pankaprabha as being nine sagara, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 332.
The fourteenth sutra of the ninth Samavaya of the Samavayanga - 'Asurkumaraanam Devaanam...' - describes the state of the Asurakumara gods as being nine palyopama, which is also mentioned in Bhagavati 333.