法苑珠林 5.69

5.69

神異經曰。西北海外有人焉。長二千里。兩脚中間相去千里。腹圍一千六百里。但飲酒五升（天酒甘露）不食五穀魚肉。忽有飢時向天乃飽。好游山海間。不犯百姓不干萬物。與天地同生。名無路之人（言無路者。高大不可為路）一名仁（禮曰仁人）一名信（禮曰信人）一名神（與天地俱生而不沒。故曰神也）。

The Shenyi jing states: “Beyond the northwest seas there is a man two thousand li tall. The distance between his two legs is one thousand li, and his waist circumference is one thousand six hundred li. He drinks only five sheng of wine (heavenly wine, ambrosia) and eats no grains, fish, or meat. Whenever hunger strikes, he faces heaven and is satiated. He loves to roam among mountains and seas, harms not the common people, and disturbs not the myriad creatures. He was born together with heaven and earth. His name is Wulu zhiren (the Roadless Man; meaning he is so tall and huge that no road can accommodate him); another name is Ren (Humaneness; the Book of Rites calls him the humane person); another name is Xin (Trustworthiness; the Book of Rites calls him the trustworthy person); another name is Shen (Spirit; because he was born together with heaven and earth and does not perish, he is called Spirit).”