廣弘明集 22.3

22.3

The Meaning of Sentient Beings and Buddhas Not Being Different (Shen Yue, courtesy name Xiuwen, of the Southern Qi)
The Meaning of the Six Destinies Progressively Attaining Buddhahood (Shen Yue)
The Meaning of Causes and Conditions (Shen Yue)
The Meaning of Physical Form and Spirit (Shen Yue)
The Meaning of the Indestructibility of the Spirit (Shen Yue)
Refutation of Fan Zhen's Meaning of the Extinction of the Spirit (Shen Yue)
Treatise on Causes and Conditions Having No Intrinsic Nature (Śramaṇa Zhenguan of the Chen, along with Zhu Shiqing's Treatise on Spontaneity)
Vow Text for the Three Divisions of the Entire Canon of the Northern Qi (Wei Shou)
Vow Text for the Canon of the Zhou (Wang Bao)
Vow Text for the Baotai Scripture Canon (Emperor Yang of the Sui)
Preface to the Sacred Teachings of the Tripiṭaka (along with the Memorial of Request and the Grateful Response by Emperor Taizong, the Literary Emperor)
Account of the Preface to the Sacred Teachings of the Tripiṭaka (along with the Grateful Response by the Present Emperor)
Account of the Preface to the Commentated Prajñā-sūtra (Chu Liang of the Tang)
Preface to the Collected Commentaries on the Diamond Prajñā-sūtra (Li Yan, Grand Master of Siyuan)
Letter to the Monks Translating the Scriptures (with reply) (Liu Xuan, Erudite of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices)