大唐內典錄 10.13.2
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10.13.2
Preface on the Disciplinary Rules (Shi Huiyuan)
Preface on the Assembly and Deliberation on Disciplinary Rules by Monks at the Prajñā Platform (Zhi Daolin)
Preface on the Disciplinary Rules for Bhikṣuṇīs (Shi Huiyuan)
Deliberations of the Chancellery in the Sixth Year of Xiankang, along with Imperial Edicts and the Deliberations of He Cidao (two pieces)
Imperial Edicts of Emperor Cheng of Jin and Deliberations of He Cidao, four pieces (the edicts were composed by Yu Jizhao)
Letters from Huan Jingdao to the Eight Dignitaries Discussing Whether Monks Should Revere Rulers (replies of the Eight Dignitaries)
Exchange of Letters between Huan Jingdao and Wang Zhiyuan, nine pieces
Exchange of Letters between Huan Jingdao and Shi Huiyuan, three pieces
Huan Jingdao's Pseudo-Edict on Śramaṇas Not Needing to Revere the Son of Heaven, and the Replies of Bian Si, ten pieces back and forth
Huan Jingdao's Instruction on the Purge of Śramaṇas
Shi Huiyuan's Letter Replying to Huan Jingdao Discussing the Selection and Purging of Śramaṇas
Emperor Wu of Song's Instruction on Purging Monks while Serving as Prime Minister
Treatise on Śramaṇas Not Revering Rulers (Shi Huiyuan)
Inquiry on the Buddhadharma Not Aging (Wang Zhiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Letter to Shi Huiyuan Discussing the Śramaṇa's Bared-Shoulder Robe (Zheng Daozi)
Treatise on the Śramaṇa's Bared-Shoulder Robe (Shi Huiyuan; He Wuji objects, Huiyuan replies)
Letter to a Dhyāna Master Discussing Squatting While Eating (Zheng Daozi)
Letters to Minister over the Masses Wang and Others Discussing Squatting While Eating (Fan Bolun; Shi Huiyuan replies, Fan replies again)
Letter to the Two Masters Daosheng and Huiguan (Fan Bolun)
Memorial Discussing Squatting While Eating, along with Imperial Edicts, four pieces (Fan Bolun)
The above forms the Seventh Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of the Vinaya Piṭaka, 8 fascicles).
Preface and Commentary on the Four Dhyānas of the Penqi (Zhi Daolin)
Preface to the Commentary on the Anban shouyi jing (Kang Senghui)
Preface to the Commentary on the Twelve Gate Sūtra (Shi Dao'an)
Preface to the Commentary on the Twelve Gates
Preface to the Yin chi ru jing
Preface to the Commentary on the Ren ben yu sheng jing
Preface to the Dhyāna Sūtra (Shi Sengrui)
Preface to the Dhyāna Sūtra (Shi Huiyuan)
Exposition of the Supernatural Powers (Shi Huiyuan)
Inquiry on the Buddha-Recitation Samādhi (Shi Huiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Unsolicited Writing on Dhyāna and Wisdom Propagating Vast Faith (Yan Yannian)
On Hearing, Reflection, and Cultivation of Dhyāna Samādhi, and Methods for Lay Cultivation of Samādhi
The above forms the Eighth Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of the Samādhi Piṭaka, 4 fascicles).
Preface to the Abhidharmahṛdaya (Shi Huiyuan)
Preface to the Abhidharma
The Meaning of the Practice of the Five Dharmas in the Abhidharma (Xie Qingxu)
A Brief Explanation of the Enumerations of the Abhidharmahṛdaya
Forest of Miscellaneous Enumerations of the Abhidharmahṛdaya
Inquiries to Zhu Daosheng and Other Monks on the Meaning of Buddhahood (Fan Bolun)
Monks Elaborating on Fan's Inquiries
Fan's Repeated Inquiries to Daosheng, three pieces back and forth
Fu Jiyou's Letter Replying to Fan Bolun
Treatise Discerning the Essential Principle (Xie Lingyun)
Inquiries by Faxu, six pieces back and forth
Inquiries by Sengwei, six pieces back and forth
Huilin Elaborating on Sengwei's Inquiries, back and forth (six pieces)
Inquiries between Lin and Wei, six pieces back and forth
Inquiries by Zhu Fawang and Shi Huilin, eleven pieces back and forth
Inquiries by Wang Xiuyuan, back and forth (fourteen pieces)
Zhu Daosheng's Reply to Wang's Inquiry, one piece
Treatise on Gradual Awakening (Shi Huiguan)
Zhu Daosheng's Treatise Upholding Sudden Awakening
Xie Lingyun, Duke of Kangle, Discerning the Essential Principle and Expounding Sudden Awakening
Shi Huiguan Upholding Gradual Awakening
Treatise Clarifying the Gradual (Shi Tanwucheng)
The above forms the Ninth Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of the Prajñā Piṭaka, 7 fascicles).
Inquiry on Universal Study (foreign Dharma master replies)
Inquiry on Universal Study (Shi Huiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Repeated Inquiry on Universal Study (Shi Huiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Inquiry on Arhats' Reception (Shi Huiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Treatise on the Three Practices, First Part (Xi Jiabin)
Exposition Unifying the Three Practices (Xi Jiabin)
Letters between Xi and Xie Qingxu, back and forth (five pieces)
Treatise on the Three Practices, Second Part (Xi Jiabin)
Exchange of Letters between Xi and Fu Shuyu, three pieces
Reply to the Letter of Yirlang, one piece (with reply)
Letters of Wang Jiyan, back and forth (four pieces)
Letter to Master Yang (with two replies)
Preface to the Commentary on the Daodi jing
Brief Explanation of the Sequence of the Thirty-Seven Factors (Master Jīva)
Brief Guidelines on Fundamental Karma (Zhi Daolin)
Preface to the Commentary on the Benye jing (Zhi Daolin)
Treatise on the Ten Abodes, Parts One and Two (Fu Shuyu)
Letters Exchanged with Xie Qingxu Discussing the Ten Abodes, four pieces (two pieces now form the second fascicle)
Fu Shuyu's Repeated Letter, with Xie's Reply
The Meaning of the Ten Abodes in Forty-Two Characters (Shi Tanyu)
Treatise Setting the Standard for Ultimate Reality
Inquiry on Extending Lifespan (Shi Huiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Inquiry to Shi Dao'an on the Six Supernatural Powers (Zhu Fatai)
The above forms the Tenth Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of Miscellaneous Practices, 10 fascicles).
Treatise on the Basis of the Spirit (Zhi Tandi)
Treatise on the Source of Life (Shi Huijing)
Treatise on the Three Bases of Consciousness (Xie Qingxu)
Letters Exchanged between Monk Zhi and Xie Discussing the Treatise (three treatises, with replies)
Dai Andao's Letters to Xie Discussing the Three Consciousnesses (with replies, three pieces back and forth)
Treatise on the Four Attachments
Inquiry on the Spirit, Mind, Mentation, and Consciousness (Wang Zhiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Inquiry on the Treatise of Ten Numbers (Wang Zhiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Discerning Mind, Mentation, and Consciousness (Shi Huiyuan)
Exposition on the Name of the Spirit (Shi Huiyuan)
Examining the Imputed Name (Shi Huiyuan)
Inquiries Discussing the Spirit (Shi Huiyuan)
Inquiry to Shi Dao'an on the Spirit (Zhu Fatai)
Inquiry on the Spiritual Consciousness (Wang Zhiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Explanation of the Five Aggregates and the Three Clear Knowledges (Xi Jiabin)
Inquiry on Subsequent Consciousness Recalling Prior Consciousness (Shi Huiyuan; Master Jīva replies)
Treatise on the Spirit Not Taking Another Body (Yu Zhongchu)
Treatise on Rebirth (Luo Junzhang; Sun Anguo objects, Luo replies)
Objections by Xi Zuochi
Treatise on the Indestructibility of the Spirit (Zheng Daozi)
Huan Junshan's Xinlun Discussing Form and Spirit, and Letter to He Yande Discussing the Generation and Destruction of Resonating Fruits,
five exchanges (Yan Yannian)
Shan Boyuan's Inquiry
Zhi Yuanli's Consultation
Yan's Reply to the Two Objections by Shan and Zhi
The above forms the Twelfth Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of Form and Mind, 9 fascicles).
Inquiry on the Four Characteristics (Shi Huiyuan)
Treatise on the Immutability of Things (Shi Sengzhao)
Treatise Affirming Non-Arising (Shi Tanwucheng)
The above forms the Thirteenth Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of the Principles of Phenomena, 3 fascicles).
Mouzi (also titled 'Biography of Mouzi Bo, Prefect of Cangwu')
Postface to the Old Śūraṅgamasūtra
Eulogy to the Image of Zhi Fahu (Zhi Daolin)
Letter Replying to Kong Wenju (Emperor Wu of Wei)
Letter to Shi Dao'an (Xi Zuochi)
Letter to Shi Dao'an (Fu Xuandu)
Letter to Monks of the State of Goguryeo (Zhi Daolin)
The above forms the Fourteenth Case of the Continued Treatises on the Dharma (Collection of Conditions and Prefaces, 2 fascicles).
Objections to the Śramaṇa Yu Falong (Shi Daoyan; Long replies)
Reply to Xie Xuanming's Objections against Buddhist Principles (Fan Bolun)
Discussion on Restraint (Yan Yannian)
Reply to Someone's Inquiry (Yan Yannian)
Letter from the Monk Fasan of Guanzhong to Fellow Students in Liangzhou
Treatise on Comprehending Nature (He Chengtian)
Yan Yannian's Exposition on He, five exchanges (Yannian inquires, He replies)
Treatise on Equal Goodness (Shi Huilin)
Exchange of Letters between He Chengtian and Zong Shaowen, five pieces (Elaborating on the Treatise on Equal Goodness)
Treatise on Ending Domestic Animal Husbandry (He Yande)
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