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The sixteenth sutra of the twelfth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Lantāe Kappe Atthagaiyāṇam...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 367, where the state of some gods in the Lantāka Kalpa is described using twelve Palya-upamas.
The seventeenth sutra of the twelfth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Je Devā Māhind...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 368, where the excellent state of Mahendra-dhvaja and other gods is described using twelve Sagara-upamas.
The ninth sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Imīse Naṁ Rayanappahāe...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 369, where the state of some Nairyikas on the Ratna-prabha earth is described using thirteen Palya-upamas.
The tenth sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Pancamīe Puḍhavīe...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 370, where the state of some Nairyikas on the Dhuma-prabha earth is described using thirteen Sagara-upamas.
The eleventh sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Asur-kumāraṇaṁ Devāṇaṁ...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 371, where the state of some Asura-kumara gods is described using thirteen Palya-upamas.
The twelfth sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Sohammīsāṇesu Kappeṣu...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 372, where the state of some gods in the Saudharma and Iśāna Kalpas is described using thirteen Palya-upamas.
The thirteenth sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Lantāe Kappe...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 373, where the state of some gods in the Lantāka Kalpa is described using thirteen Sagara-upamas.
The fourteenth sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Je Devā Vajjaṁ Suvajja...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 374, where the excellent state of Vajra, Suvajra, and other gods is described using thirteen Sagara-upamas.
The fifteenth sutra of the thirteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Te Naṁ Devā...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 375, where it is said that Vajra and other Lokāvatansaka gods breathe in and out through thirteen sides.
The first sutra of the fourteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Cauddaṣa Bhūyaggāmā...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 376, where fourteen Bhatagrammas are described, including Sūkṣma-aparyāpta, Paryāpta, etc.
The ninth sutra of the fourteenth Samavaya of Samavayanga - 'Imīse Naṁ Rayanappahāe...' is also mentioned in Bhagavati 377, where the state of some Nairyikas on the Ratna-prabha earth is described using fourteen Palya-upamas.