廣弘明集 15.121

15.121

吳郡松江浮水石像二軀。昔西晉建興中像浮松江。有居士朱應。接而出之舉高七尺。於通玄寺視背有銘。一名惟衛二名迦葉。

Regarding the two stone images floating on the water of the Song River in Wu Commandery: formerly, during the Jianxing reign era of the Western Jin, the images floated on the Song River. There was a layman named Zhu Ying who went to receive them and brought them out; they stood seven feet high. At Tongxuan Temple, their backs were inspected and inscriptions were found: one was named Vipaśyin, and the second was named Kāśyapa.