大明高僧傳 8.25

8.25

系曰。迦葉聞那羅王三奏樂則三起舞。非習氣其誰耶。昔郭邠陽能為國討賊拯民於塗炭。今為佛光居寺方三日便擒群盜。得非習氣使然者乎。觀其著白衣騎黃犢而吹笛遊洛。自稱於毘盧頂上別有行處。此又不可思議也矣。

The appraisal says: Kāśyapa, hearing King Nala play music three times, danced three times. If not habitual tendencies, what else could it be? Formerly, Guo Binyang was able to punish rebels for the state and rescue the people from dire straits. Now, as Foguang, residing in the monastery for merely three days, he promptly captured the band of bandits. Could this not have been caused by habitual tendencies? Observing him wearing white robes, riding a yellow calf, playing a flute, and wandering Luoyang, claiming that atop the crown of Vairocana he had another practice—this too is inconceivable!