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The thirty-fourth
Knowing all the Sutrakṛtāṅga, the Sūtas became the maintainer of the Dharma-kriyā-samādhana. || 136 ||
Having entered deeply into the third Anga, called the Sthānā-adhyayana, which is as deep as the ocean, with hundreds of chapters, they quickly understood the difference of the jewels of truth. || 137 ||
Having studied the fourth Anga, called Samvāya, those with good intellect, understood the group of dravya, etc., correctly. || 138 ||
Having studied the fifth Anga, called Vyākhyā-prajñapti, those wise and brave princes understood various questions and answers. || 139 ||
Knowing the Dharma-kathā, the sixth Anga, and understanding it well, they explained the Dharma-kathā, as spoken by the great sage, to the ignorant without any error. || 140 ||
Having studied the seventh Anga, called Upāsaka-adhyayana, which is very excellent, they taught the entire Śrāvaka-ācāra to the listeners. || 141 ||
From the eighth Anga, called Anta-kṛt-daśa, they knew the story of the ten Anta-kṛt Munis who conquered unbearable afflictions in the Tirtha of each Tirthankara and became liberated. || 142 ||
Those princes, who were the best among the knowers, knew the story of the ten Munis who conquered unbearable afflictions in the Tirtha of each Tirthankara and were born in the Anuttara-vimāna, from the ninth Anga, called Anuttara-vimāna-upapādaka. || 143 ||
Those Munis, with steady minds, explained the attainment of happiness, sorrow, etc., of beings, by understanding the questions from the tenth Anga, called Praśna-vyākaranā. || 144 ||
Knowing the entire nature of good and bad karma from the eleventh Anga, called Vipāka-sūtra, those Munis, without any laziness, performed intense austerities to destroy karma. || 145 ||
Knowing all the differences of vision from the twelfth Anga, called Dṛṣṭi-vāda, those princes, attaining supreme emotion, became devoted to the Jain scriptures. || 146 ||
Within that twelfth Anga, those Munis, who had determined the secret of all Śruta-knowledge, studied the fourteen places of the fourteen Mahā-vidyās, in order. || 147 ||