廣弘明集 21.3
廣弘明集 21.3
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21.3
梁昭明太子答雲法師請講書三首(并啟答)
昭明謝勅齎水犀如意啟
昭明太子解二
諦義章
南㵎寺釋慧超論諮二諦義(往反六番)
晉安王綱諮二諦義旨(往反五番)
招提寺釋
慧琰諮二諦義(往反四番)
栖玄寺釋曇宗諮
二諦義(往反四番)
中郎王規諮二諦義旨(往反四番)
靈根寺釋僧遷諮二諦義(往反四番)
羅平
侯蕭正立諮二諦義旨(往反四番)
衡山侯蕭
恭諮二諦義旨(往反四番)
中興寺釋僧懷諮
二諦義(往反四番)
始興王第四男蕭映諮二
諦義旨(往反四番)
吳平王世子蕭勵諮二諦
義旨(往反五番大博學讀書三萬餘卷也)
宋熙寺釋慧令諮二
諦義(往反四番)
始興王第五男蕭曄諮二諦
義旨(往反五番)
興皇寺釋法宣諮二諦義
(往反三番)
程鄉侯蕭祇諮二諦義旨(往反四番)
光宅寺釋法雲諮二諦義(往反四番)
靈根寺
釋慧令諮二諦義(往反五番)
湘宮寺釋慧興
諮二諦義(往反三番)
莊嚴寺釋僧旻諮二諦
義(往反四番)
宣武寺釋法寵諮二諦義(往反四番)
建業寺釋僧愍諮二諦義(往反二番)
光宅寺
釋敬脫諮二諦義(往反五番)
昭明太子令旨
解法身義一章
招提寺釋慧琰諮法身義
(往反五番)
光宅寺釋法雲諮法身義(往反五番)
莊嚴寺釋僧旻諮法身義(往反五番)
宣武寺
釋法寵諮法身義(往反五番)
靈根寺釋慧令諮
法身義(往反五番)
靈味寺釋靜安諮法身義
(往反五番)
謝勅遣主書看講啟
謝勅問解講
啟
謝勅齎制旨大涅槃經講疏啟
謝勅
齎制旨大集經講疏啟
晉安王與廣信侯
書述聽講事
晉安王與廣信侯書重述內
教
廣信侯蕭映答王心要
Crown Prince Zhaoming of the Liang's Three Letters in Reply to Dharma Master Yun Requesting a Lecture (with petitions and replies)
Zhaoming's Petition of Thanks for the Imperial Gift of a Water-Rhinoceros-Horn Ruyi Scepter
Crown Prince Zhaoming's Section Explaining the Meaning of the Two Truths
Shi Huichao of Nanjian Temple's Essay Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (six exchanges)
King Gang of Jin'an Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (five exchanges)
Shi Huiyan of Zhaoti Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Tanzong of Qixuan Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Gentleman of the Household Wang Gui Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Sengqian of Linggen Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Marquis of Luoping Xiao Zhengli Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Marquis of Hengshan Xiao Gong Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Senghuai of Zhongxing Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Xiao Ying, Fourth Son of the King of Shixing, Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Xiao Li, Heir Apparent to the King of Wuping, Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (five exchanges; he was exceedingly learned, having read more than thirty thousand scrolls)
Shi Huiling of Songxi Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Xiao Ye, Fifth Son of the King of Shixing, Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (five exchanges)
Shi Faxuan of Xinghuang Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (three exchanges)
Marquis of Chengxiang Xiao Zhi Inquiring on the Purport of the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Fayun of Guangzhai Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Huiling of Linggen Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (five exchanges)
Shi Huixing of Xianggong Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (three exchanges)
Shi Sengmin of Zhuangyan Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Fachong of Xuanwu Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (four exchanges)
Shi Sengmin of Jianye Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (two exchanges)
Shi Jingtuo of Guangzhai Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Two Truths (five exchanges)
Crown Prince Zhaoming's Instructive Decree: One Section Explaining the Meaning of the Dharmakāya
Shi Huiyan of Zhaoti Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Dharmakāya (five exchanges)
Shi Fayun of Guangzhai Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Dharmakāya (five exchanges)
Shi Sengmin of Zhuangyan Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Dharmakāya (five exchanges)
Shi Fachong of Xuanwu Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Dharmakāya (five exchanges)
Shi Huiling of Linggen Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Dharmakāya (five exchanges)
Shi Jing'an of Lingwei Temple Inquiring on the Meaning of the Dharmakāya (five exchanges)
Petition of Thanks for the Imperial Dispatch of the Director of Documents to Observe the Lecture
Petition of Thanks for the Imperial Inquiries Regarding the Explanation of the Lecture
Petition of Thanks for the Imperial Bestowal of the Imperially Authored Commentary on the Mahāparinirvāṇa-sūtra
Petition of Thanks for the Imperial Bestowal of the Imperially Authored Commentary on the Mahāsaṃnipāta-sūtra
Letter of the King of Jin'an to the Marquis of Guangxin Recounting the Matter of Listening to the Lecture
Letter of the King of Jin'an to the Marquis of Guangxin Further Recounting the Inner Teaching
Marquis of Guangxin Xiao Ying's Reply to the King on the Essentials of the Mind
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