佛祖統紀 36.92

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三年。神僧杯渡。初出冀州。挈一木杯。渡水必乘之。因號杯渡。行荷蘆圈（求遠反以蘆為圈如囤也）廣陵李氏飯僧。渡以圈置庭中。坐席上食畢提其圈。呼曰。四天王。時有童子。見圈中四小兒長數寸。眉目如畫。及追之已失所在○西天沙門伊葉波羅來彭城譯經○徐州刺史王仲德。於宋王寺造丈六金佛。每有𡨥難則像身流汗。

In the third year, the divine monk Beidu first emerged from Jizhou. He carried a wooden cup, and whenever crossing water he would invariably ride on it, hence he was called 'Cup Ferry' (Beidu). While traveling he carried a reed coop (the sound is *yuan*; making a coop out of reeds like a grain bin). The Li family of Guangling was feeding monks; Du placed his coop in the courtyard and sat on the mat. When he finished eating, he lifted his coop and called out, 'Four Heavenly Kings!' At that time a boy saw inside the coop four small children several inches tall, with eyebrows and eyes as if painted. When he pursued them, their whereabouts were already lost.
Also, the Western Tianzhu monk Īśvara came to Pengcheng to translate sūtras.
Also, Wang Zhongde, the Inspector of Xuzhou, made a sixteen-foot golden Buddha at Songwang Monastery; whenever there was banditry or disaster, the statue’s body would perspire.