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Sautisavana Parichayanapada (211 - [2052-2]) Among them, the Kaya-parichayaka (sensual pleasure-enjoying) devas, a desire arises in their minds that we want to engage in sexual intercourse with the bodies of the Apsaras. When the devas think so in their minds, the Apsaras create enchanting, captivating, and delightful Uttaravaikriya forms adorned with generous ornaments. Having created this transformation, they approach those devas. Then those devas engage in bodily intercourse with those Apsaras. Just as cold pudgala beings attain an extremely cold state by obtaining a cold-wombed being, or hot pudgala beings attain an extremely hot state by obtaining a hot-wombed being, similarly, when those devas engage in bodily intercourse with the Apsaras, their desiring mind is quickly pacified and satisfied.
[Q.] Bhagavan! Do those devas have semen-pudgalas? [A.] Yes, Gautama, they do. [Q.] Bhagavan! In what forms do they repeatedly transform for those Apsaras? [A.] Gautama, they transform for them repeatedly in the form of the sense organs - auditory, visual, olfactory, gustatory, and tactile, as well as in the form of the desirable, charming, pleasing, extremely pleasing, auspicious, and fortune-youth-grace-beauty forms.
[2052-3] Among them, the touch-attending devas, a desire arises in their minds, just as the statement made regarding the devas who engage in bodily intercourse, the entire statement should be said similarly.
[2052-4] Among them, the form-attending devas, a desire arises in their minds that we want to engage in form-attendance with the Apsaras. When the devas think so in their minds, the (Apsaras) create the same way up to the Uttaravaikriya forms. Having created the transformation, they approach where those devas are, and standing not too far and not too close to those devas, they display those generous up to delightful Uttaravaikriya forms. Then those devas engage in form-attendance with those Apsaras. The rest of the statement should be said in the same way up to they repeatedly transform.