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1. Jīvatthaṇa-cūliyāe paccavisumukkhittaṇaṃ
[273] Vajranārācaśarīrasaṃhanana is called. The karma whose arising makes the joints of the nails, spikes, and bones not vajra-like, that is called the Nārācaśarīrasaṃhanana karma. The karma whose arising makes the joints of the bones half-pierced by nails is called the Ardhanārācaśarīrasaṃhanana karma. The karma whose arising makes the bones not vajra-like but only spiked is called the Kīlitaśarīrasaṃhanana karma. The karma whose arising makes the bones connected only by veins, sinews, and flesh is called the Asaṃprāptāmṛpāṭikāśarīrasaṃhanana karma.
37. That vaṇṇanāmakamma is of five types - Kṛṣṇavaṇṇanāma, Nīlavaṇṇanāma, Rudhiravaṇṇanāma, Hāridravāṇṇanāma, and Śuklavaṇṇanāma.
38. That gandhanāmakamma is of two types - Surabhi-gandha and Durabhigandha.
39. That rasanāmakamma is of five types - Tittanāma, Kaṭuvanāma, Kasāyanāma, Ambhanāma, and Madhuranaāma.
40. That sparśanāmakamma is of eight types - Kakkhada-nāma, Mṛdu-nāma, Guru-ka-nāma, Laghu-ka-nāma, Snigdha-nāma, Rukṣa-nāma, Śīta-nāma, and Uṣṇa-nāma.