Text: Yi suan jing 益算經

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Title	Yi suan jing 益算經 [Lowe 2014]
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No	[Lowe 2014] Lowe, Bryan D. “The Scripture on Saving and Protecting Body and Life: An Introduction and Translation.” Journal of Chinese Buddhist Studies 27 (2014): 1-34. — 10, 12	Yi suan jing 益算經	"Soon after the appearance of these powerful deities [viz. the "six spirits" 六神] in Daoist scripture, Buddhist authors quickly adopted them in a text--the aforementioned [Yi suan jing 益算經]--that almost perfectly mirrors a Daoist one with the exception of a few key alterations, a common practice that may have emerged as priests and monks competed with one another for patronage." Lowe gives further details, and refers to Mollier (2008): 106-113 and 131-133; and Robson (2008): 163-166. Entry author: Michael Radich Edit	Title: Yi suan jing 益算經

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[Lowe 2014] Lowe, Bryan D. “The Scripture on Saving and Protecting Body and Life: An Introduction and Translation.” Journal of Chinese Buddhist Studies 27 (2014): 1-34. — 10, 12

Yi suan jing 益算經

"Soon after the appearance of these powerful deities [viz. the "six spirits" 六神] in Daoist scripture, Buddhist authors quickly adopted them in a text--the aforementioned [Yi suan jing 益算經]--that almost perfectly mirrors a Daoist one with the exception of a few key alterations, a common practice that may have emerged as priests and monks competed with one another for patronage." Lowe gives further details, and refers to Mollier (2008): 106-113 and 131-133; and Robson (2008): 163-166.

Entry author: Michael Radich

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Title: Yi suan jing 益算經