高僧傳 1.42

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時晉惠之世，又有優婆塞衛士度，譯出《道行般若經》二卷。士度本司州汲郡人，陸沈寒門，安貧樂道，常以佛法為心。當其亡日，清淨澡漱，誦經千餘言，然後引衣屍臥，奄然而卒。

During the reign of Emperor Hui of the Jin, there was also the upāsaka Wei Shidu, who translated the Aṣṭasāhasrikā-prajñāpāramitā-sūtra in two fascicles. Shidu was originally a man of Jijun in Sizhou, submerged in a poor and humble family; content with poverty and delighting in the Way, he always kept the Buddhadharma in his heart. On the day of his death, he bathed and rinsed in purity, recited more than a thousand words of sūtras, and then, drawing his garments over himself and lying corpse-like, he peacefully passed away.