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## Chapter 426/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Verses 350-351
**Only the names are given.** The twelve categories of Anga-Praveshta are: Praacharaanga, Sutra-Kritaanga, Staanaanga, Samavaayaanga, Vyakhya-Prajnaapti, Dharmakathaanga, Upasakaadhyaayanaanga, Antahkrid-Dashaanga, Anuttaroppaadadika-Dashaanga, Prasnavyaakarna, Vipaakasutra, Ishtivaadaad.
The fourteen categories of Anga-Baahya Shruta are: Samaayik, Chaturvishas-Tava, Vandana, Pratikramana, Vainaayak, Kritikaarma, Dashavakaalik, Uttaraadhyaayana, Kalpavyavhaar, Kalpaakalpa, Mahakalpa, Puundarika, Mahapuundarika, Nishiddhika.
The description of these twelve Angas and fourteen Prakirnakas will be given in the following verses 356-368.
**The total number of words in the twelve Angas is one hundred and twelve crore eighty-three lakh fifty-eight thousand five (1128358005).**
**The average word has sixteen crore thirty-four lakh eighty-three thousand seven hundred eighty-eight (16348307888) letters.** This average word is used to divide the words of the Angas and the Purvas. The number of these average words in the twelve Angas is mentioned above.
**The total number of words in the Shruta-Jnaana is one hundred and twelve crore (double of fifty-six crore) eighty-three lakh fifty-eight thousand five (1128358005).**
The total number of letters in the Shruta-Jnaana is one less than the same number (184467,4407370,6551615). Dividing this number by the number of letters in the average word (16348307888), we get the number of words as one hundred and twelve crore eighty-three lakh fifty-eight thousand five, and 80108175 letters remain. These remaining letters form the fourteen Prakirnakas, which are Anga-Baahya. This is stated in the verse.
**The number of letters in the Anga-Baahya is two crore eighty-three lakh eight thousand seven hundred fifty-nine (28308759).**
**Note:**
* The numbers in the text are written in the traditional Indian numbering system.
* The translation uses the Jain terms as requested.
* The text refers to the Jain scriptures and their contents.