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## Fifteenth Indriya-pada: Second Uddeshaka
[199 [1054-1 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many are the past Dravya-indriyas in the form of Nairyaikya of the gods Vijay, Vaijayanta, Jayanta and Aparajit? [1054-1 U.] Gautama! (They are) infinite. [Pr.] How many are their bound (Dravya-indriyas)? [U.] (Gautama!) There are none. [Pr.] How many are their rewarded (Dravya-indriyas)? [U.] (Gautama!) There are none. [2] And so on, as it is. In the case of humans, the past Dravya-indriyas are infinite; how many are bound? None; the rewarded are innumerable. [1054-2] In the same way, the same should be said about the past bound and rewarded Dravya-indriyas in the form of Jyotishkadeva-tva. Specifically, their past Dravya-indriyas in the form of humanity are infinite. [Pr.] How many are their bound (Dravya-indriyas)? [U.] (Gautama!) There are none. [Pr.] How many are their rewarded (Dravya-indriyas)? [U.] (Gautama! They are) innumerable. [3] And so on, up to Greveyakdeva-tva. In the case of the four (Vijay, etc.), the past Dravya-indriyas from Saudharma-deva-tva up to Greveyakdeva-tva are innumerable. [Pr.] How many are the bound Dravya-indriyas? [U.] They are innumerable. [Pr.] How many are their rewarded (Dravya-indriyas)? [U.] (Gautama! The rewarded Dravya-indriyas are) innumerable. [4] In the case of the four (gods), the past Dravya-indriyas in the form of Sarvarthasiddha-deva-tva are not there, the bound Dravya-indriyas are also not there, but the rewarded are innumerable. 1055. [1] Bhanta! How many are the past Dravya-indriyas of the Samvasiddha-devas? Gotama! Infinite. How many are bound? None.