Shikshasamuccaya 322

322

mithyā-dṛṣṭi-phalaṃ punar a-parimitaṃ | pāṭhas tu saṃkṣipyate | śastra-varṣa-tomara-vajra-varṣa-aśani-pāṣāṇa-varṣe hanyate | ekādaśabhir arcci-skandhaiḥ kṣut-pipāsa-agninā ca sukha-nirgatena nir-antaraṃ dahyatae iti ||

The fruit of wrong view, however, is immeasurable, but the recitation is abbreviated: 'He is struck in a rain of weapons, a rain of lances and vajras, and a rain of thunderbolts and rocks. He is burned uninterruptedly by eleven masses of flame, and by the fire of hunger and thirst which has arisen from the [loss of all] pleasure.' And so forth.