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## Translation:
**45**
After verse no. 142 in 'Anna Panam'
He who gives up eating at night has performed a fast for six months. It is stated by the Muni that it is in the middle of the year. || 174 ||
**After verse no. 143 in 'Malabijam'**
He who does not undergo transformation even when pierced by the arrows of the glances of young women, is a true hero, a warrior hero, not just a brave man. || 176 ||
**After verse no. 145 in 'Bahyeshu Dasasu'**
Field, house, wealth, grain, biped, quadruped, vehicle, bed, seat, pot, and vessel - these are the ten external things. || 179 ||
**Falsehood, knowledge, laughter, and the six passions, the fourfold passions, attachment and aversion, and association - these are the fourteen internal things. || 180 ||**
Those who are devoid of external scriptures are poor humans, they are from their own sins. Again, a being who has renounced internal association is very rare in the world. || 181 ||
**After verse no. 147 in 'Grihato Muni Van'**
In the eleventh category, there are various types of excellent Shravakas. The first is the one who wears clothes, the other is the one who wears a Kaupina. || 184 ||
This Kaupina performs the ritual of the night image, he sits with his hands in his lap, eating his food, with a piece of cloth and a broom. || 185 ||
Heroic deeds, the sun image, the three-time yoga discipline, and the study of the secrets of the principles - these are not for those who are detached from the country. || 186 ||
The first six are considered inferior, the next three are considered average, and the last two are considered superior in the Jain religion. || 187 ||
**(2) In the second original manuscript of the building, numbered 631, five verses numbered 43, 44, 45, 60, and 81 out of the above forty verses are completely missing; in the remaining thirty-five verses, fifteen verses numbered 22, 23, 37, 135, 136, 137, 162, 163, 165, 166, 67, 184, 185, 186, and 187 are not considered part of the original text - they are given in the margins as notes, and among them, three verses like 'Khandani Peshani' etc. are given with 'Uktan Cha' and 'Eka-'.**