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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The Pragyapana Sutra states that the description of the liberated vaikriya bodies should be understood in the same way as the description of the liberated audika vaikriya bodies. The description of the bound and liberated aharika bodies of humans should be understood in the same way as the description of the bound and liberated audika aharika bodies. The taijaса and karmana bodies of humans should be understood in the same way as their own bound saudārika bodies. The description of the liberated taijaса and karmana bodies should be done in the same way as the description of the liberated audika taijaса and karmana bodies.
The description of the bound and liberated audārika and other bodies of the Vānamantara, Jyotiṣka, and Vaimānika devas should be understood in the same way as the description of the bound and liberated praudarika and prāhārika bodies of the Nārakayas. The description of their vaikriya bodies is the same as that of the Nārakayas. The specialty is that the list of the number of their series (śreṇī) is a countable fraction of the unit of measurement (yojana-śata-varga-pratiblāga) in the completion and removal of the viṣkambha. The description of their liberated vaikriya bodies should be understood in the same way as the description of the liberated audārika bodies.
The description of the Jyotiṣka devas is the same, except that the list of the number of their series (śreṇī) is two hundred and fifty-six unit fractions (aṅgula-śata-varga-pratiblāga) in the completion and removal of the viṣkambha.
The description of the Vaimānika devas is also the same, except that the list of the number of their series (śreṇī) is the square root of the third unit (aṅgula-tṛtīya-varga-mūla) or the cube of the third unit (aṅgula-tṛtīya-varga-mūla-ghana-pramāṇa) in the completion and removal of the viṣkambha.
This completes the twelfth chapter on the topic of bodies in the Bhagavati Prajñāpanā.