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# 經律異相 44.2

經律異相 44.2

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [44.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2121.44.2)

颰陀以化城請佛及見佛欲滅化不能一  
阿難邠坻井出珍寶二  
賢直竊珠不欵  
獲賜三  
慈羅放鼈後遇大水還濟其命四  
千那傭畫得金設會為婦所訟五  
神識  
還摩娑故身之骨六  
木巧師與畫師相誑  
七  
醫治王病差獲報殊常八  
破齋猶  
得生天九  
耕夫施僧一訶梨勒果後生為  
兩國太子十  
供養沙門心有善惡獲報不  
同十一  
舅甥共盜甥黠慧後得王女為  
妻十二  
羅閱國男子與耆闍崛國女人宿  
世有緣十三  
夫婦約不先語見偷取物夫  
能不言十四  
婦人鼻醜夫割他好者以易  
之十五  
賃人善解鳥語十六  
溺人憑  
鳳獲全附鸕鶿殞命十七  
有人買智慧得  
免大罪十八  
有人張鬼免害十九  
有人  
為兩婦所惡以至於死二十  
有人遠求  
仙水主人惡心使登樹得仙二十一  
有  
人使鬼得富後害其兒二十二  
有人富王  
責條疏已用物王乃覺悟二十三  
有人  
為罪王令割肉五斤二十四  
有二人共誓  
以胎中兒共為婚姻二十五  
大姓二兒  
大子失財被念小子得財獲罪二十六  
三  
人共施僧一錢後身獲自然之金二十七  
貧人供僧僧報致富二十八  
貧人得伏  
藏為王所治二十九  
貧人買斧不識是寶  
三十  
貧老夫妻三時懈怠三十一  
窮  
人違樹神誓還為樹枝所殺三十二  
人  
遇象逐墮深谷際天降甘露遂得昇天三  
十三  
五百幼童聚沙興塔命終生天三十  
四  
童子施佛豆生天後作轉輪王三十五  
牧牛小兒取花上佛牛觸而死即生天  
上三十六  
小兒先身以三錢施今解鳥語  
遂得為王三十七  
諸劫分物不識好者三  
十八

> 1. Bhadra Invites the Buddha with an Illusory City, and Upon Seeing the Buddha Wishes to Extinguish the Illusion but Cannot  
> 2. Rare Treasures Emerge from Anāthapiṇḍada's Well  
> 3. Xianzhi Steals a Pearl and Does Not Confess, Yet Receives a Reward  
> 4. Cila Releases a Turtle and Later in a Great Flood Is Rescued by It  
> 5. Qianna is Hired to Paint, Obtains Gold, and Holds a Feast, but Is Sued by His Wife  
> 6. The Consciousness Returns to Caress the Bones of Its Former Body  
> 7. A Carpenter and a Painter Deceive Each Other  
> 8. A Physician Cures the King's Illness and Receives an Extraordinary Reward  
> 9. Breaking the Fast Yet Still Attaining Rebirth in Heaven  
> 10. A Farmer Offers a Harītakī Fruit to a Monk and Is Reborn as the Crown Prince of Two Countries  
> 11. Offerings to Śramaṇas with Wholesome and Unwholesome Minds Receive Different Retributions  
> 12. An Uncle and Nephew Steal Together; the Clever Nephew Later Takes the King's Daughter as Wife  
> 13. A Man of Rājagṛha and a Woman of Gṛdhrakūṭa Have Karmic Affinity from Past Lives  
> 14. A Husband and Wife Agree Not to Speak First; Seeing a Thief Stealing Goods, the Husband Can Keep Silent  
> 15. A Woman's Nose Is Ugly; Her Husband Cuts Off Another's Fine One to Replace It  
> 16. A Hired Man Understands the Language of Birds Well  
> 17. A Drowning Man Relies on a Fenghuang and Is Saved; Clinging to a Cormorant, He Loses His Life  
> 18. A Person Buys Wisdom and Escapes Great Guilt  
> 19. A Person Frightens a Ghost and Escapes Harm  
> 20. A Man Is Hated by Two Wives to the Point of Death  
> 21. A Person Travels Far to Seek the Water of Immortality; the Malicious Host Causes Him to Climb a Tree, Where He Attains Immortality  
> 22. A Person Employs a Ghost to Attain Wealth, but Later It Harms His Son  
> 23. A Wealthy Man Is Questioned by the King, Who Lists the Items Already Used, and the King Awakens  
> 24. A Person Commits a Crime, and the King Orders Five Pounds of Flesh Cut Off  
> 25. Two People Swear an Oath to Arrange a Marriage for the Children in Their Womb  
> 26. Two Sons of an Eminent Clan: The Elder Loses Wealth and Is Pitied; the Younger Obtains Wealth and Incurs Punishment  
> 27. Three People Together Give One Coin to a Monk and in Future Lives Obtain Natural Gold  
> 28. A Poor Man Makes an Offering to a Monk, and the Monk Repays Him by Bringing Wealth  
> 29. A Poor Man Finds Hidden Treasure and Is Punished by the King  
> 30. A Poor Man Buys an Axe, Not Knowing It Is a Treasure  
> 31. An Elderly Poor Couple Is Lax at the Three Times of Day  
> 32. A Destitute Man Violates an Oath to a Tree Spirit and Is in Turn Killed by a Tree Branch  
> 33. A Man Pursued by an Elephant Falls to the Edge of a Deep Ravine; Heaven Rains Down Nectar and He Ascends to Heaven  
> 34. Five Hundred Young Children Pile Sand to Build a Stūpa and, at the End of Life, Are Reborn in Heaven  
> 35. A Young Boy Offers Beans to the Buddha, Is Reborn in Heaven, and Later Becomes a Wheel-Turning King  
> 36. A Cowherd Boy Takes Flowers to Offer to the Buddha, Is Gored to Death by an Ox, and Is Immediately Reborn in Heaven  
> 37. A Child in a Previous Life Gave Three Coins; Now He Understands the Speech of Birds and Succeeds in Becoming King  
> 38. Various Robbers Divide Goods, Unable to Recognize the Fine Ones  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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