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## Fourth Uddesaka
[117 The Churnikara has indicated here the number 41 sutras, which is as follows...
"Ityadi ekkatali-sam suttam uccareyavva jav annam-annass sisad-uvariyam karei ity-adi arthah purvavat. Gatha-pad-adi tu pammajjan, sisad-uvar-adi jo gamo tat-ie.
Annon-nass tu karane so cev gamo chaut-thammi || 1855 ||
This is explained by the third Uddesaka. Churni. Even though there is no instruction to reduce any sutra in this commentary, the reason for mentioning the number 41 sutras in the Churni is that in the third Uddesaka, for 26 sutras, the number 26 has been mentioned, but the number of padas is 13. It is likely that the same number of padas has been counted here as the number of sutras. As a result, 13 is subtracted from 54, resulting in 41 sutras. Therefore, even though the original text of the above 54 sutras is in this Uddesaka, there is no contradiction in the number 41 mentioned by the Churnikara. It is only a difference in interpretation.
Sutras 64 to 117, which deal with the mutual body-actions, are similar to the third Uddesaka. Their table is as follows:
Number Foot-actions Body-actions Wound-treatment Gandamala etc. surgical treatment Worm removal
Nail cutting 90 to 95
Hair-actions 96 to 98
Tooth-actions 99 to 104
Lip-actions 105 to 111
Eye-actions 112 to 114
Hair-actions 115
Sweat prevention Removing dirt from eyes etc. Covering the head while walking
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