諸經要集 14.56

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又十誦律云。佛在舍衛國。有一婆羅門生女。面貌端正顏色清淨。名曰妙光。相師占曰。是女後當與五百男共通。諸人聞已。女年十二無有求者。時婆羅門有隣比估客。常入海採寶。是估客。於樓上遙見是女即生欲心。問餘人言。是誰女耶。答是某甲婆羅門女。有取者耶。答言無。有求者耶。答言未也。問何故無人求耶。答曰。此女有一過罪。相師占曰。是女後當與五百男子共通。所以無求者。時估客念言。除沙門釋子。無入我舍者。即往求取。女到未久。估客結伴欲入海中。喚守門者語言。我欲入海。莫聽男子強入我舍。除沙門釋子。此是無過。答言爾。去後沙門於舍乞食。是女見已語言。共我行欲。諸比丘不知白佛。佛言。此舍必有非梵行。汝不應往。此女後得病。於夜命終。其家人以莊嚴具。合棄死處。時有五百群賊。於此處行。見死女即生欲心。便就行欲。是女先語沙門婆羅門。共我行欲。以此因緣故墮惡道。在彼國北方。生作婬龍。名毘摩達多。

Furthermore, the Sarvāstivāda-vinaya says: When the Buddha was in Śrāvastī, a brahman had a daughter whose facial features were upright and whose complexion was pure, named Prabhāvatī. A physiognomist divined, 'This girl will later have relations with five hundred men.' When people heard this, although the girl reached the age of twelve, no one sought her in marriage. At that time, the brahman had a neighboring merchant who often went to sea to gather treasures. From an upper story, this merchant saw the girl from afar and immediately gave rise to lust. He asked others, 'Whose daughter is this?' They replied, 'She is the daughter of a certain brahman.' 'Has anyone taken her?' They replied, 'No.' 'Has anyone sought her?' They replied, 'Not yet.' He asked, 'Why has no one sought her?' They replied, 'This girl has a fault: a physiognomist divined that this girl will later have relations with five hundred men; therefore no one seeks her.' The merchant thought to himself, 'Except for the śramaṇas of the Śākyan clan, no one enters my house.' He then went to seek and marry her. Not long after the girl arrived, the merchant formed a company wishing to go to sea. He called the doorkeeper and said to him, 'I wish to go to sea; do not permit any man to force his way into my house, except for the śramaṇas of the Śākyan clan, who are without fault.' The doorkeeper replied, 'Yes.' After he left, a śramaṇa begged for food at the house. When this girl saw him, she said, 'Engage in desire with me.' The bhikṣus did not understand and reported it to the Buddha. The Buddha said, 'This house must have unchastity; you should not go there.' This girl later contracted an illness and died at night. Her family took her adornments and discarded her in the charnel ground. At that time, a band of five hundred thieves was passing through this place. Seeing the dead woman, they gave rise to lust and had sex with her. Because this girl had previously told śramaṇas and brahmans, 'Engage in desire with me,' due to this cause and condition she fell into the evil destinies. In the north of that country, she was born as a lustful dragon named Bhīmadattā.