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開元釋教錄 16.16.4

開元釋教錄 16.16.4

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16.16.4

經。其數經。出中阿含。是異譯本。十一相經出增一中。亦是異譯。其身觀經文中撿無上之八經。並編見
錄。故此除之。其戒相應法下三經大周錄中編單本內。今撿並出雜阿含中。其年少婆羅門下五經。周錄
之中編闕本內。今撿得其本。勘與雜阿含同。於中獨富長者經半阿摩勒果經。隋眾經錄別生經中已載。今
並相從編之於此)。
三方便經一卷
積骨經一卷
地獄讚經一卷(經後有地獄讚此經出勘本不同未詳所以)
三方便下三經並出七處三觀經。
禪祕要經一卷(僧祐等錄並云抄禪要祕密治病經即是治禪病祕要法中出新編上)
佛為婆羅門說四法經下一百三十六部一
百三十六卷並是雜阿含部分別生經。
那賴經一卷(出第一卷)
分衛比丘經一卷(亦云比丘分衛經出第一卷)
和難經一卷(出第一卷)
邪業自活經一卷(出第一卷)
是我所經一卷(出第一卷)
野雞經一卷(出第一卷)
前世諍女經一卷(出第一卷)
墮珠海水中經一卷(出第一卷)
旃闍摩暴志謗佛經一卷(出第一卷)
鱉獼猴經一卷(出第一卷)
五仙人經一卷(出第一卷)
舅甥經一卷(出第一卷)
閑居經一卷(出第二卷)
舍利弗般泥洹經一卷(出第二卷)
子命過經一卷(出第二卷)
比丘各言志經一卷(出第二卷)
迦旃延無常經一卷(出第二卷)
和利長者問事經一卷(出第二卷)
佛心總持經一卷(或云總持經出第二卷)
護諸比丘呪經一卷(出第二卷新編上)
吉祥呪經一卷(出第二卷)
和難釋經一卷(出第三卷)
國王五人經一卷(一名五福德子經出第三卷)
蠱狐烏經一卷(或作鳥字出第三卷)
比丘疾病經一卷(出第三卷)
審裸形子經一卷(一名佛覆裸形子經出第三卷)
腹使經一卷(出第三卷)
弟子命過經一卷(出第三卷)
水牛王經一卷(出第四卷)
免王經一卷(出第四卷)
無懼經一卷(出第四卷新編上)
五百幼童經一卷(亦云五百童子出第四卷)
毒草喻經一卷(出第四卷)
鱉喻經一卷(出第四卷新編上)
菩薩曾為鼈王經一卷(祐云失譯出第四卷新編上)
毒喻經一卷(舊錄雜譬喻中亦有今彼中除出第四卷)
誨子經一卷(出第四卷新編上)
負為牛者經一卷(亦云負債為牛出第四卷)
光華梵志經一卷(出第四卷)
毒悔喻經一卷(出第四卷)
馬喻經一卷(出第四卷新編上)
比丘尼現變經一卷(出第四卷)
梵志經一卷(出第五卷)
驢駝經一卷(出第五卷)
君臣經一卷(出第五卷)
拘薩羅國烏王經一卷(或無羅字出第五卷)
蜜具經一卷(出第五卷)
雜讚經一卷(出第五卷)
孔雀經一卷(出第五卷)
仙人撥劫經一卷(僧祐錄云仙人撥劫喻經出第五卷)
清信士阿夷扇持父子經一卷(或無父子字出第五卷)
夫婦經一卷(出第五卷)
薩和達王經一卷(出第五卷新編上)
首達經一卷(亦云惟先首達經出第五卷新編上)
那賴經下五十四部五十四卷。並出生經
(此生經上下總有五十五經。其第五十五名譬喻經。於中離出薩和達及首達二經。合五十六。此五十六中除
總持經孤獨經。除二經外有五十四經。上別生錄。又隋眾經錄別生經中。更有四經。謂命過神經象王經。
猘狗經。八陽神呪經。並云出生經中。今撿生經之內總無此經。撿本既無除之不上。此五十四經中有護諸
比丘呪經。無懼經。鱉喻經。菩薩曾為鱉王經。誨子經。馬喻經薩和達經。首達經。上之八經新編此錄。於
中無懼鱉喻誨子馬喻首達等五經眾經錄云出雜譬喻護諸比丘呪薩和達二經。眾經錄云是大小乘抄未知
所出。今以並與生經之中經名目同。編之於此菩薩曾為鱉王經。祐云失譯者誤也。既與此同故編斯錄)。
梵志觀無常得解脫經一卷(與桀貪王同是一經約緣分二出上卷)
桀貪王經一卷(出上卷)
須陀利經一卷(祐云失譯出上卷新編上)
摩竭梵志經一卷(祐云出義足出上卷新編上)

sūtra. The Shu jing comes from the Madhyama-āgama and is a different translation. The Shiyi xiang jing comes from the Ekottarika[-āgama] and is also a different translation. For the Shen guan jing, examination shows it is not in the text. The above eight sūtras have all been compiled into the catalogue of extant texts; therefore they are excluded here. The three sūtras from the Jie xiangying fa onward were compiled under sole translations in the Great Zhou Catalogue. Now, examination reveals they all come from the Saṃyuktāgama. The five sūtras from the Nianshao poluomen onward were compiled under lost texts in the Zhou Catalogue. Now having obtained their texts, collating them shows they are identical with the Saṃyuktāgama. Among them, the Dufu zhangzhe jing and Ban amoleguo jing were already recorded among the extracted texts in the Sui Zhongjing lu. Now they are accordingly compiled together here.)
San fangbian jing, in one fascicle
Ji gu jing, in one fascicle
Diyu zan jing, in one fascicle (at the end of the sūtra there is a hymn praising hell; collating the original from which this sūtra was extracted shows discrepancies, and the reason is not yet clear)
The three sūtras from the San fangbian [jing] onward all come from the Qichu sanguan jing.
Zhan miyao jing, in one fascicle (the catalogues of Sengyou and others all say it is an excerpt from the Chanyao mimi zhibing jing, which is to say it comes from the Zhi chanbing miyao fa; newly entered above)
The one hundred and thirty-six works in one hundred and thirty-six fascicles from the Fo wei poluomen shuo sifa jing onward are all texts extracted from the divisions of the Saṃyuktāgama.
Nalai jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Fenwei biqiu jing, in one fascicle (also called Biqiu fenwei jing; comes from fascicle 1)
Henan jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Xieye zihuo jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Shi wosuo jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Yeji jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Qianshi zheng nü jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Duo zhu haishui zhong jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Zhanzhemo baozhi bang fo jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Bie mihou jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Wu xianren jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Jiusheng jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 1)
Xianju jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Shelifu ban nihuan jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Zi mingguo jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Biqiu ge yan zhi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Jiazhanyan wuchang jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Heli zhangzhe wenshi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Foxin zongchi jing, in one fascicle (or called Zongchi jing; comes from fascicle 2)
Hu zhu biqiu zhou jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2; newly entered above)
Jixiang zhou jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 2)
Henan shi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 3)
Guowang wuren jing, in one fascicle (also named Wufude zi jing; comes from fascicle 3)
Gu hu wu jing, in one fascicle (or with the character niao [instead of wu]; comes from fascicle 3)
Biqiu jibing jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 3)
Shen luoxingzi jing, in one fascicle (also named Fo fu luoxingzi jing; comes from fascicle 3)
Fushi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 3)
Dizi mingguo jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 3)
Shuiniu wang jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4)
Tuwang jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4)
Wuqu jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4; newly entered above)
Wubai youtong jing, in one fascicle (also called Wubai tongzi; comes from fascicle 4)
Ducao yu jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4)
Bie yu jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4; newly entered above)
Pusa ceng wei biewang jing, in one fascicle ([Seng]you states it is an anonymous translation; comes from fascicle 4; newly entered above)
Du yu jing, in one fascicle (also found among miscellaneous parables in older catalogues; now removed from there; comes from fascicle 4)
Huizi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4; newly entered above)
Fu wei niuzhe jing, in one fascicle (also called Fuzhai wei niu; comes from fascicle 4)
Guanghua fanzhi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4)
Du hui yu jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4)
Ma yu jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4; newly entered above)
Biqiuni xianbian jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 4)
Fanzhi jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Lütuo jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Junchen jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Jusaluoguo wu wang jing, in one fascicle (or without the character luo; comes from fascicle 5)
Miju jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Za zan jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Kongque jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Xianren bojie jing, in one fascicle (Sengyou's catalogue calls it Xianren bojie yu jing; comes from fascicle 5)
Qingxinshi ayishanchi fuzi jing, in one fascicle (or without the characters fuzi; comes from fascicle 5)
Fufu jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5)
Sahewang jing, in one fascicle (comes from fascicle 5; newly entered above)
Shouda jing, in one fascicle (also called Weixian shouda jing; comes from fascicle 5; newly entered above)
The fifty-four works in fifty-four fascicles from the Nalai jing onward all come from the Sheng jing.
(This Sheng jing has a total of fifty-five sūtras in its upper and lower [fascicles]. Its fifty-fifth is titled Piyu jing. From within it, the two sūtras Sahewang and Shouda were split off, making fifty-six. Among these fifty-six, excluding the Zongchi jing and the Gudu jing, outside these two sūtras there are fifty-four sūtras entered into the above catalogue of extracted texts. Furthermore, in the extracted texts of the Sui Zhongjing lu, there were four more sūtras, namely: Mingguo shen jing, Xiangwang jing, Zhigou jing, and Bayang shenzhou jing, all said to come from the Sheng jing. Now, examining the Sheng jing reveals none of these sūtras at all. Since collation shows they do not exist, they are removed and not entered above. Among these fifty-four sūtras are the Hu zhu biqiu zhou jing, Wuqu jing, Bie yu jing, Pusa ceng wei biewang jing, Huizi jing, Ma yu jing, Sahewang jing, and Shouda jing. The above eight sūtras are newly entered into this catalogue. Among them, for the five sūtras Wuqu, Bie yu, Huizi, Ma yu, and Shouda, the Zhongjing lu states they come from miscellaneous parables; for the two sūtras Hu zhu biqiu zhou and Sahewang, the Zhongjing lu states they are excerpts from the Mahāyāna or Hīnayāna, source unknown. Now, since their titles are completely identical with those in the Sheng jing, they are compiled here. As for the Pusa ceng wei biewang jing, [Seng]you's stating it to be an anonymous translation is an error. Since it is identical with this, it is compiled into this catalogue.)
Fanzhi guan wuchang de jietuo jing, in one fascicle (this and the Jie tan wang [jing] are originally one sūtra; divided into two based on the circumstances; comes from the upper fascicle)
Jie tan wang jing, in one fascicle (comes from the upper fascicle)
Xutuoli jing, in one fascicle ([Seng]you states it is an anonymous translation; comes from the upper fascicle; newly entered above)
Mojie fanzhi jing, in one fascicle ([Seng]you states it comes from the Yizu [jing]; comes from the upper fascicle; newly entered above)

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