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156] Prajñāpanasūtra [985-8 u.] Gautama! (They) have said infinite. In the same way, one should understand about (its) soft-light qualities. [] Etesi ṇam bhanta! Puḍhavikaiyāṇam phāsēndiyass kakhkaḍgaruyaguṇa-mauyalahuyaguṇāṇam katare katarehitho appā vā bahuyā vā tullā vā visēsāhiya vā? Goyamā! Samvatthovā puḍhavikaiyāṇam phārse diyass kakhkaḍgaruyaguṇā, tass cev mauyalahuyaguṇā praṇantaguṇā / [985-6 pr.] Bhagavan! Of these earth-bodied ones, which of the rough-heavy qualities and soft-light qualities of the touch sense are less, more, equal, or special? [985-9 u.] Gautama! The rough and heavy qualities of the touch sense of the earth-bodied ones are the least, (in comparison to them) the soft and light qualities are infinite. / 186. Evam praukaiyāṇ vijāv vaṇapfaikaiyāṇam / ṇavarāṁ saṇṭhāṇe imo visēso dṛḍhamvopraukaiyāṇam thibubidusanṭhāṇasaṇṭhie paṇṇate, teukaiyāṇam sūīkalāvasaṇṭhāṇasaṇṭhie paṇṇate, baukkaiyāṇam paḍāgāsaṇṭhāṇasaṇṭhie paṇṇate, vaṇapfaikaiyāṇam ṇāṇāsaṇṭhāṇasaṇṭhie paṇṇate / [986] Like the statement (mentioned in sū. 985-1 to 9) about the earth-bodied ones (regarding the strength of their touch sense organ, etc.), one should understand the statement about the non-earth-bodied ones, up to (the luminous-bodied, air-bodied, and) the plant-bodied ones (regarding their touch sense organ, strength, etc.); but regarding their organ, one should understand this special feature—the touch sense of the non-earth-bodied ones is said to be like a (water) drop, the touch sense of the luminous-bodied ones is said to be like a needle-heap, the touch sense of the air-bodied ones is said to be like a flag, and the touch sense of the plant-bodied ones is said to be of various kinds. 18. [1] Beindiyāṇam bhanta! Kati indiyā paṇṇattā. Goyamā! Do indiyā paṇṇattā. Tam jahā-jibhidie ya phāsidie ya / Doṇham pi indiyāṇam saṇṭhāṇam bāhallāṁ pohattam padeśā progahāṇā ya jahā prohiyāṇam bhaṇiyā (su. 974-678) tahā bhāṇiyabvā / ṇavarāṁ phāsēndie huṇḍasaṇṭhāṇasaṇṭhie paṇṇate ti imo visēso. [987-1 pr.) Bhagavan! How many senses are said to be in the two-sensed beings? [987-1 u.] Gautama! Two senses are said to be, the tongue sense and the touch sense / Regarding the organ, strength, breadth, region, and penetration of both senses, one should say as it has been said (in sū. 974 to 678) regarding the organ, etc., of the aggregate / The special feature is that (their) touch sense is of the shape of a heap. [2] Etesi gam bhanta! Beindiyāṇam jibhidia-phāsēndiyāṇam progahāṇatuyāe paesattāyāe progahāṇapaesattāyāe katare katarehitho prappā vā 4?