仁王般若經疏 3.134
English (machine translation) 3.134
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The first is the calamity of the sun and moon. Within it there are fourteen [aspects]: 1. losing their courses, where not following the regular path is called losing their courses; 2. seasons changing and running contrary; 3. a red sun appearing; 4. a black sun appearing; 5. two suns appearing; 6. three suns appearing; 7. four suns appearing; 8. five suns appearing; 9. solar eclipse; 10. a single halo around the sun; 11. two halos; 12. three halos; 13. four halos; 14. five halos. These fourteen kinds are all signs of disaster, famine, warfare, and pestilence.
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