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**Kadīaṇiyoga** through which **āgama**-derived **kadī**-forms are known.
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**Saṅgaṇa**'s **ayo** or **aṇeya** or **aṇuvajuta** **āgama**-derived **davvakadī**. || 57 ||
According to **saṅgraha** **naya**, one or many unsuitable **jīva**s are **āgama**-derived **dravya**-forms. || 57 ||
**Ujusudas**'s **ayo** or **aṇuvajta** **āgama**-derived **davvakadī**. || 58 ||
According to **ṛjusūtra** **naya**, one unsuitable **jīva** is **āgama**-derived **dravya**-form. || 58 ||
**Saddaṇa**'s **avattavvaṁ**. || 59 ||
According to **śabda** **naya**, it is not to be said. || 59 ||
That all is called **āgama**-derived **davvakadī**. || 60 ||
That which is **noāgama**-derived **davvakadī** is of three types: **jāṇugasarīradavvakadī**, **bhaviyadavvakadī**, and **jāṇugasarīra-bhaviyatavvadirittadavvakadī**. || 61 ||
That which is **noāgama**-derived **davvakadī** is of three types: **jñāyakasārīradavvakadī**, **bhāvī**
**kriti**-related **jñānakāra** **jīva**'s body is called **jñāyakasārīra** **noāgama**-derived **dravya**-form. That which is going to be transformed into **kriti** **paryāya**-form in the future is called **bhāvī** **noāgama**-derived **dravya**-form. The **dravya**-form different from these two should be understood as **taddravya**-related **noāgama**-derived **dravya**-form.
Further, the special forms of these three **kriti**s are explained.
That which is **jñāyakasārīradavvakadī** has these **arthādhikāra**s: **sthita**, **jita**, **parijita**, **vācaṇopāgata**, **sūtrasama**, **arthasama**, **granthasama**, **nāmasama**, and **ghosasama**. || 62 ||
Among them, the **kriti**-related **anuyoaga** present in its own subject is called **sthita**. The **kriti**-related **anuyoaga** that moves in its own subject without obstruction at a slow pace is called **jita**. The **kriti**-related **anuyoaga** that is capable of moving in its own subject at a very fast pace without obstruction, like a potter's wheel that is spun very fast, is called **parijita**. The **śruta**-knowledge related to the **kriti**-subject, which is obtained in the form of **nanda-bhadra** etc., is called **vācaṇopāgata**. The **bījapada** that comes out of the mouth of **jina** **bhagavān** and is capable of grasping infinite meanings is called **sūtra**. The **kriti**-related **anuyoaga** that arises in **gaṇadhara** **deva**s through this **sūtra** is called **sūtrasama**. The **kriti**-related **anuyoaga** that arises in **svayambuddha**s due to the influence of **saṁyama** without **grantha** and **bījapada**, is called **arthasama** because it stays with the meaning. **arhanta**