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40.] In the Chakkhandagama, how many are the beings with gross bodies, and those with subtle bodies, namely, subtle earth-bodied, subtle water-bodied, subtle fire-bodied, subtle air-bodied, and those with sufficient and insufficient of these four subtle bodies, according to the amount of their life-matter? || 65 ||
They are innumerable. || 66 || Each of the above-mentioned beings is innumerable in number. || 66 ||
How many are the beings with gross earth-bodied, gross water-bodied, and gross plant-bodied, according to the amount of their sufficient life-matter? || 67 ||
They are innumerable. || 68 || They are innumerable times innumerable, and are taken away by the innumerable times innumerable descending and ascending periods of time. || 69 ||
In relation to the field, the beings with gross earth-bodied, gross water-bodied, and gross plant-bodied, are taken away by the sufficient beings, by a portion of the square of the innumerable parts of a finger. || 70 ||
How many are the beings with gross fire-bodied, according to the amount of their sufficient life-matter? || 71 ||
They are innumerable. || 72 || The measure of that innumerable is the square of innumerable avalis, which comes within the cube of an avali. || 73 ||
How many are the beings with gross air-bodied, according to the amount of their sufficient life-matter? || 74 ||
They are innumerable. || 75 || They are taken away by the innumerable times innumerable descending and ascending periods of time. || 76 ||