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The translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The locations of the Jyotishka devas (celestial beings associated with astronomical objects) have been described. [Gautama!] In this Ratnappabhā (earth), in the vast expanse of the terrestrial region, at a height of seven hundred yojanas, extending to ten hundred yojanas in breadth, and spread out infinitely in the domain of the Jyotishka, there are countless thousands of Jyotishka vimānas (celestial abodes) where the Jyotishka devas reside.
Those vimānas are of the shape of half-moon, made of all kinds of precious gems, shining brightly like the rising sun, adorned with various jewels, gold, and precious stones, having victory banners and canopies fluttering, their peaks touching the sky, surrounded by jeweled cages and networks, decorated with crescent moons and gems, soft, fragrant with the scent of divine trees, beautiful, pleasing to the sight, and magnificent in appearance.
In this [region], the locations of the Jyotishka devas, both the principal and subordinate ones, have been described. They occupy a large part of the three worlds. There, many Jyotishka devas reside, such as the Sun, Moon, Planets (Śukra, Śanaiścara, Rāhu, Dhūmaketu, Budha, Aṅgāraka), the fixed stars, the twenty-eight constellations, the five-colored stars, the wandering stars, the stationary ones, the ones with circular motion, the ones with irregular motion, the great ones, and the shining ones (Sūtra 188).