古今譯經圖紀 2.22

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沙門卑摩羅叉。此云無垢眼。罽賓國人。澄靜有志。履道苦節。為人青眼。世號青目律師。先在龜茲弘闡律藏。四方學徒競往師之。鳩摩羅什亦預在徒。於是杖錫流沙冒險東入。以姚秦弘始八年既達關中。什仍師禮。羅什去世以晉安帝義熙年中。乃適壽春止石㵎寺盛闡毘尼譯十誦律（六十一卷）。經數年後乃之江陵於辛寺夏坐開講十誦譯。毘尼誦（三卷）雜問律事（二卷）。二部合五卷道場慧觀筆受。

The śramaṇa Vimalākṣa, translated as Wugouyan (Immaculate Eyes), was a native of Kashmir. Serene and resolute, he practiced the Way with austere discipline. He had blue eyes, so the world called him the Blue-Eyed Vinaya Master. He had previously expounded the Vinaya Piṭaka in Kucha, and students from all four quarters vied to study under him; Kumārajīva was also among his disciples. Thereupon, grasping his khakkhara, he braved the drifting sands and ventured east. In the eighth year of the Hongshi era of the Yao Qin [406 CE], after arriving in Guanzhong, Kumārajīva continued to treat him with the rites due to a master. After Kumārajīva passed away, during the Yixi era of Emperor An of the Jin, he went to Shouchun, stayed at the Shijian Monastery, vigorously expounded the vinaya, and translated the Daśādhyāya Vinaya (sixty-one fascicles). After several years, he went to Jiangling, where during the summer retreat at Xin Monastery he lectured on the Daśādhyāya and translated the Pini song [Vinaya-mātṛkā] (three fascicles) and the Za wen lü shi (two fascicles)—two works totaling five fascicles. Daochang Huiguan served as scribe.