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# 高僧傳 13.13

高僧傳 13.13

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [13.13](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2059.13.13)

時有釋道敬者，本瑯瑘胄族，晉右將軍王羲之曾孫。避世出家，情愛丘壑。棲于若耶山，立懸溜精舍。敬後為供養眾僧，乃捨具足，專精十戒云。

> At that time, there was Shi Daojing, who was originally of the noble lineage of Langye, a great-grandson of Wang Xizhi, General of the Right in the Jin. Shunner of worldly life, he left the household, his heart cherishing hills and valleys. Dwelling in Mount Ruoye, he founded the Xuanliu Hermitage. Later, in order to make offerings to the monastic assembly, Daojing relinquished the full precepts and concentrated solely on the ten precepts.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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