國清百錄 1.155

1.155

少主第二勅。得使人趙君卿啟，并省來答表。志存林野兼有疾病，願停山寺不欲出都，不具一二。巖壑高深乃幽人之節，佛法示現未必如此。且京師甚有醫藥，在疾彌是所宜。故遣前主書朱宙迎接，想便相隨出都。唯遲法流不滯。會言在近。二月八日臣徵神筆。朱宙口述一二。

"The Young Sovereign's second edict: We have received the memorial from the envoy Zhao Junqing and examined the reply you submitted. You maintain your aspiration for the woods and wilderness, and are also troubled by illness, wishing to remain at the mountain temple and not wanting to come out to the capital, leaving the details incomplete. Towering crags and deep ravines belong to the integrity of recluses; the manifestation of the Buddhadharma is not necessarily like this. Furthermore, the capital has abundant medicines, which is all the more suitable for your illness. Therefore We dispatch the former Clerk Zhu Zhou to receive you, expecting that you will accompany him out to the capital. We only long that the flow of Dharma be unimpeded. Our meeting and conversation will be soon. Eighth day of the second month. Written by the imperial hand of your servant, [Chen] Shubao. The details have been conveyed orally by Zhu Zhou."