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# 法苑珠林 41.25

法苑珠林 41.25

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [41.25](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2122.41.25)

又頻毘娑羅王詣佛供養經云。爾時摩竭國頻毘（此云顏色）娑羅（此云端正）往詣佛所白世尊。我典此國界所有資財。能有所辦。欲盡形壽供養如來及比丘眾。衣被飲食床榻臥具病瘦醫藥。亦當勸率臣民使得蒙度得離三塗永處安隱。佛受請已。便說偈言。

> Furthermore, the Sūtra of King Bimbisāra Going to the Buddha to Make Offerings states: At that time, in the country of Magadha, Bimbi (meaning 'color') sāra (meaning 'handsome') went to the Buddha's place and said to the World-Honoured One, 'I oversee all the material wealth of this country's realm and am capable of providing for it. I wish to make offerings for all my life to the Tathāgata and the assembly of monks: clothing, bedding, food and drink, couches, mattresses, and medicines for illness and emaciation. I will also urge and guide the ministers and people to receive deliverance, to escape the three destinies, and to dwell forever in peace and security.' After the Buddha accepted the invitation, he then spoke a verse:  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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