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# 佛祖統紀 12.19

佛祖統紀 12.19

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [12.19](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2035.12.19)

法師嗣端。四明人。受業崇法。久親法智。世稱教主。王荊公宰鄞。與師為方外友（荊公有崇法留題云。小亭臨水間修篁。郁郁餘華席地香。惟願時人觀此境。盡將煩惱作清涼。集中失收）。

> Dharma Master Siduān was a native of Siming. He received instruction at Chongfa, and was long close to Fazhi; the world called him a leader of the doctrine. When Duke Wang Jinggong was magistrate of Yin County, he was a friend beyond worldly confines with the Master. (Jinggong left an inscribed poem at Chongfa, saying: 'A small pavilion faces the water amid slender bamboos, / Dense remnant blossoms carpet the ground with fragrance. / I only wish people of the world contemplating this scene / Would turn all vexations into cool refreshment.' This was omitted from his collected works.)  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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