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The divine beings, even those with great virtue, are not superior to Jay. Knowing the greatness of her virtue, they went to their own master. || 271 ||
Ravi Prabha, pleased with her virtues, praised her greatness to them, and he was amazed. || 272 ||
He told them his story, asking for their forgiveness. After worshipping the great jewel, he went to his own abode. || 273 ||
- Chapter 47, Shri Jinaseenaacharya's Harivansh Purana also mentions the greatness of Jay's virtue in the following two verses:
"Shakra praised her, and Rati Prabha, the king of the gods, tested her, and Jay was worshipped by Meravan." || 130 ||
"Of all purities, purity of conduct is the best. Purity of conduct is the purest of all, and the servants of the gods and men." || 31 ||
- Chapter 12.
This way, the mention of Jay in the above verses is found to be contrary to her famous story, and this makes the position of the verses doubtful.
(7) The examples given in these verses, as they are cited in the commentary, if they are indeed in the same form and if they are indeed intended to be the same, then they do not seem to have any special significance for which great Acharyas like Swami Samantabhadra would need to mention them by name. They are not sufficient to strengthen the subject matter or to establish its impact on the heart. Many examples, even more significant than these, are seen and heard daily on the subject of violence and non-violence. For all these reasons, the six verses mentioned above are rejected as being the verses of Swami Samantabhadra, and it is said that they are "Kshepak".
In our opinion, the last of these objections is one that does not seem to have any force at all, because its basis is only the commentary. This is absolutely correct, and there is no doubt that the commentator has used these