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[130] [Jīvā Jīvābhigama Sūtra 217. Evam appabahugam-savvatho vā suhumateukāiyā, suhumpuḍhavikāiyā visesāhiyā, suhumāubāu visesāhiyā, suhumanipoyā asankhajjagunā, suhumvaṇassaikāiyā praṇataguṇā, suhumā visesāhiyā / evam apjattgaṇam, pajjattgaṇam evam ceva / eāsi gam bhanta! suhmāṇam pajjattāpajattāṇam kayare kayarehito appā vāo? savvatho vā suhumā apjattga, sankhejjagunā pajjatga. evam jāv suhumani goyā. eāsi ṇam bhanta! suhmāṇam suhumpuḍhavikāiyāṇam jāv suhumani oyāṇ ya pajattāpajattāṇam kayare kayarehito appā vāo / goyamā! savvatho vā suhumateukāiyā apjattga, suhumpuḍhavikāiyā apjjalga visesāhiyā, suhumashrāukāiyā apjattā visesāhiyā, suhumvāukaiyā apjattā visesāhiyā, suhumateukkāiyā pajjattga sankhejjagunā, suhumpuḍhavi-āu-vāu pajjattga visesāhiyā, suhumani noyā apjattga asankhejjḍ jaganā, sahmāṇi oyā pajjattga sankhajjagunā, sahmāvaṇassahkāiyā apjattga aṇantguṇā, suhmā apjattā visesāhiyā, suhumvaṇassaikāiyā pajjattga sankhejjagunā, suhmā pajjattā visesāhiyā. 217. Alpबहुत्वद्वार is as follows: The smallest are the subtle Tejaskaayika, the subtle Pṛthvīkāyika are more numerous, the subtle Apkāyika are more numerous, the subtle Vāyukāyika are more numerous, the subtle Nigoda are innumerable, the subtle Vanaspatikāyika are infinite, and the subtle are more numerous. The subtle insufficient and the subtle sufficient are also in the same order. O Bhagavan! Among the subtle sufficient and the subtle insufficient, who is less, more, equal, or more numerous than whom? Gautama! The smallest are the subtle insufficient, the subtle sufficient are more numerous than them. / Similarly, it should be said up to the subtle Nigoda. O Bhagavan! Among the subtle, what is the order of the subtle Pṛthvīkāyika up to the subtle Nigoda, in terms of the sufficient and insufficient, in terms of the combined less, more, equal, or more numerous? Gautama! The smallest are the subtle Tejaskaayika insufficient, the subtle Pṛthvīkāyika insufficient are more numerous than them, the subtle Apkāyika insufficient are more numerous than them, the subtle Vāyukāyika insufficient are more numerous than them, the subtle Tejaskaayika sufficient are innumerable, the subtle Pṛthvī-Ap-Vāyukāyika sufficient are more numerous than them, the subtle Nigoda insufficient are innumerable, the subtle Nigoda sufficient are innumerable, the subtle Vanaspatikāyika insufficient are infinite, the subtle insufficient are more numerous than them, the subtle Vanaspati sufficient are innumerable, the subtle sufficient are more numerous than them. Bādar Jīva Nirūpaṇa 218. Bāyarass ṇam bhanta! kevaiyaṁ kālaṁ ṭhīī paṇṇatā? Goyamā! Jahanṇaṇam antomuhattaṁ, ukkosenam teettīsam sāgarovamāī ṭhīī paṇṇattā. Evam bāyarataskaayassavi / bāyarpuḍhavikāiyass bāvīsam vāsa sahasāī, bāyarmāuss satta vāsa sahasam, bāyar