佛祖歷代通載 6.109

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（二十）　釋涉公。本蜀人也。預言多驗。遊化至長安。時天大旱。堅命師祈雨。呪龍鉢中。其雨沛然。恪加敬事。師不食五穀。日行五百里。是年示滅而歲復旱。堅謂祕書朱彤曰。涉公若在。豈使朕焦心于雲漢哉。其思仰如此。

(20) Monk Shegong. Originally a man from Shu, his prophecies were mostly confirmed. He traveled preaching and arrived in Chang'an. At that time, there was a great drought; [Fu] Jian ordered the master to pray for rain. He chanted spells over a dragon inside a bowl, and the rain fell torrentially. Jian revered and served him with utmost reverence. The master did not eat the five grains and could walk five hundred li a day. In this year he showed his passing, and that year there was a drought again. Jian said to the Palace Attendant Zhu Tong, "If Shegong were still here, would he have let me be so anxious over the heavens?" Such was his longing and respect for him.