Viyahapannatti 19.3.762

19.3.762

eesi ṇaṃ bhaṃte! puḍhavikāiyāṇaṃ āu-teu-vāu-vaṇassaikāiyāṇaṃ suhumāṇaṃ bādarāṇaṃ pajjattagāṇaṃ apajjattagāṇaṃ jahaṇṇukkosiyāe ogāhaṇāe kayare kayarehiṃto appā vā? bahuyā vā? tullā vā? visesāhiyā vā?
goyamā! 1. savvatthovā suhumanioyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā 2. suhumavāu- kkāiyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 3. suhumateukāiyassa apajjatta-gassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 4. suhumaāukāiyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 5. suhumapuḍhavikkāiyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhe-jjaguṇā
6. bādara-vāukāiyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 7. bādarateukkāi-yassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 8. bādaraāukāiyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 9. bādarapuḍhavikāiyassa apajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 10-11. patteyasarīrabādaravaṇassaikāiyassa bādaranioyassa eesi ṇaṃ pajjattagāṇaṃ eesi ṇaṃ apajjattagāṇaṃ jahanniyā ogāhaṇā doṇha vi tullā asaṃkhejjaguṇā
12. suhumanigoyassa pajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejja-guṇā 13. tasseva apajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā visesāhiyā 14. tassa ceva pajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā visesāhiyā 15. suhumavāukāiyassa pajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 16. tassa ceva apajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā vise-sāhiyā 17. tassa ceva pajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā visesāhiyā 18-20. evaṃ suhumateukkāiyassa vi
21-23. evaṃ suhumaāukkāiyassa vi 24-26 evaṃ suhumapuḍhavikāiyassa vi 27-29. evaṃ bādara-vāukāiyassa vi 30-32. evaṃ bādarateukāiyassa vi 33-35. evaṃ bādaraāukāiyassa vi 36-38. evaṃ bādarapuḍhavikāiyassa vi savvesiṃ tiviheṇaṃ gameṇaṃ bhāṇiyavvaṃ, 39. bādaranigoyassa pajjatta-gassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 40. tassa ceva apajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā visesāhiyā 41. tassa ceva pajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā visesāhiyā
42. patteyasarīrabādaravaṇassaikāiyassa pajjattagassa jahanniyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 43. tassa ceva apajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā 44. tassa ceva pajjattagassa ukkosiyā ogāhaṇā asaṃkhejjaguṇā|

"Among these, Venerable Sir—earth-bodied, water-bodied, fire-bodied, wind-bodied, and plant-bodied beings, subtle and gross, fully developed and undeveloped, in terms of their minimum and maximum space-occupation—which are fewer, more, equal, or specially greater compared to which?"
"Gautama!
1. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped subtle nigoda is the least of all.
2. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped subtle wind-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
3. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped subtle fire-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
4. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped subtle water-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
5. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped subtle earth-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
6. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped gross wind-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
7. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped gross fire-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
8. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped gross water-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
9. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped gross earth-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
10–11. The minimum space-occupation of an undeveloped individual-body gross plant-bodied being and of an undeveloped gross nigoda: these two are equal, and innumerably times greater.
12. The minimum space-occupation of a fully developed subtle nigoda is innumerably times greater.
13. The maximum space-occupation of that very same undeveloped [subtle nigoda] is specially greater.
14. The maximum space-occupation of that very same fully developed [subtle nigoda] is specially greater.
15. The minimum space-occupation of a fully developed subtle wind-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
16. The maximum space-occupation of that very same undeveloped [subtle wind-bodied being] is specially greater.
17. The maximum space-occupation of that very same fully developed [subtle wind-bodied being] is specially greater.
18–20. Likewise also for the subtle fire-bodied being.
21–23. Likewise also for the subtle water-bodied being.
24–26. Likewise also for the subtle earth-bodied being.
27–29. Likewise also for the gross wind-bodied being.
30–32. Likewise also for the gross fire-bodied being.
33–35. Likewise also for the gross water-bodied being.
36–38. Likewise also for the gross earth-bodied being—for all of them it should be stated by the three-fold pattern.
39. The minimum space-occupation of a fully developed gross nigoda is innumerably times greater.
40. The maximum space-occupation of that very same undeveloped [gross nigoda] is specially greater.
41. The maximum space-occupation of that very same fully developed [gross nigoda] is specially greater.
42. The minimum space-occupation of a fully developed individual-body gross plant-bodied being is innumerably times greater.
43. The maximum space-occupation of that very same undeveloped [individual-body gross plant-bodied being] is innumerably times greater.
44. The maximum space-occupation of that very same fully developed [individual-body gross plant-bodied being] is innumerably times greater."