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                <title>This file is part of the Bieyi za ahan jing 別譯雜阿含經-Project at Dharma Drum
                    Buddhist College 法鼓佛教研修學院.</title>
                <funder>Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange
                    蔣經國國際學術交流基金會</funder>
                <sponsor>Chung-hwa Institute for Buddhist Studies 中華佛學研究所. Dharma Drum Buddhist
                    College 法鼓佛教研修學院.</sponsor>
                <principal>Marcus Bingenheimer</principal>
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                    <resp>Editing &amp; Encoding:</resp>
                    <name>Jung Hsi-chin 戎錫琴, Shi Zhanghui 釋章慧, Shu Huiyu 疏惠郁, Wang Ruixiang 王瑞鄉,
                        Chueh Hui-chen 闕慧貞</name>
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                    <name>Jen Jou Hung 洪振洲, Marcus Bingenheimer</name>
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                <p>The project was conducted 2005-2008. Some minor revisions and additions were done
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                <distributor>Dharma Drum Buddhist College 法鼓佛教研修學院.</distributor>
                <date>2005-2009</date>
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                <p>If Chinese, the text below is based on the Taishō text from the CBETA-Database
                    (Version Feb.2006). If Pāli, the text base is the VRI Chaṭṭa Saṅgāyana edition
                    (ver.3). If Sanskrit the text base is <bibl>Enomoto, Fumio 榎本文雄 (1994): A
                        comprehensive study of the Chinese Saṃyuktāgama: Indic texts corresponding
                        to the Chinese Saṃyuktāgama as found in the Sarvāstivāda-Mūlasarvāstivāda
                        literature. Kyoto: Kacho Junior College</bibl> and other scholarly
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                <p>This file has been created in the project "A Digital Comparative Edition of the
                    Bieyi za ahan jing" conducted at the Chung-hwa Institute for Buddhist Studies
                    中華佛學研究所 and the Dharma Drum Buddhist College 法鼓佛教研修學院. The project is funded by
                    the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange
                    蔣經國國際學術交流基金會. The aim of the project is to produce a comparative digital edition
                    and partial translation of the 364 sutras of the BZA and their parallels. The
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                <p>BZA: New Punctuation. Markup of person and place names. Verse and prose.
                    References to the print edition (Taishō). Corrected characters (according to
                    CBETA).</p>
                <p>ZA: New Punctuation. Verse and prose. References to the print edition (Taishō).</p>
                <p>Other Chinese: Parallel and not-parallel divisions regarding the BZA. Verse and
                    Prose.</p>
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                    Verse and Prose. Variant readings.</p>
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                <p n="bza191.01">如是我聞：一時佛在<name type="place">王舍城</name>
                    <name type="place">迦蘭陀竹林</name>。</p>
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                <p n="bza191.02">爾時<name type="person">犢子梵志</name>往詣<name type="person">尊者大目連</name>所，既到彼已，問訊尊者，在一面坐。爾時犢子梵志問目連曰：</p>
                <q who="vacchagotta">
                    <p n="bza191.03">何因緣故，若沙門、婆羅門來問於佛：『死此生彼，……（乃至）非生非不生。』默然不答？其餘沙門、婆羅門若見有人來問難者，隨意為說。我昔曾問沙門瞿曇：『死此生彼。』默不見答。『死此不生彼；死此亦生彼，亦不生彼；非生彼，非不生彼。』悉不見答。如斯之義，其餘沙門、婆羅門皆悉答之。沙門瞿曇為何事故，默然不答？</p>
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                <p n="bza191.04">目連對曰：</p>
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                    <p n="bza191.05">其餘沙門、婆羅門不知色從因生，不知色滅，不知色味，不知色過，不知色出要。以不能解如是義故著色：『我生彼色；我不生彼著色；我亦生彼，亦不生彼著色；我非生彼，非不生彼。』受、想、行、識，亦復如是。如來如實知色從因生，色從因滅，知色味，知色過，知色出要。如來如實知故，色生，彼心無取著，乃知色非生非不生，亦不取著。受、想、行、識，亦復如是。<pb ed="T" xml:id="T02.0100.0443c" n="0443c"/>如斯之義，甚深無量，無有邊際，非算數所知，無有方處，亦無去來，寂滅無相。</p>
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                <p n="bza191.06">爾時犢子梵志聞尊者目連所說，歡喜奉行。</p>
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