宋高僧傳 8.23

8.23

釋道俊，江陵人也。住枝江碧㵎精舍，修東山無生法門，即信、忍二祖號其所化之法也。勤潔苦行，跡不出寺，經四十餘載。室邇人遠，莫敢請謁者，唯事杜默。如是聲聞于天，天后、中宗二朝崇重高行之僧，俊同恒景，應詔入內供養。至景龍中求還故鄉，帝賜御製詩，并奘、景同歸枝江，卒于本寺焉。

Shi Daojun was a native of Jiangling. He resided at the Bijian hermitage in Zhijiang, practising the Dharma-door of non-arising of the East Mountain, which was the method of transformation taught by the two patriarchs Xin and Ren. Diligent and pure in ascetic practice, he did not set foot outside the temple for over forty years. His room was near yet the man was remote; none dared to seek audience with him, for he engaged only in silence and seclusion. His renown having thus reached the ears of the throne, the two courts of Empress Dowager Tianhou and Emperor Zhongzong held monks of noble conduct in high esteem, and Jun, along with Hengjing, responded to imperial summons to enter the palace to receive offerings. In the Jinglong reign era, he requested to return to his native place. The Emperor bestowed an imperially composed poem upon him, and together with Zang and Jing, he returned to Zhijiang, passing away in his home temple.