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OpenSutra Currently the published fascicles of this text are organized under "Yongle Northern Canon / Hinayana Sutras / Agama Division"; image sources and catalog numbers are specified in the records for each fascicle. Agama literature is an important resource for studying early Buddhist doctrine, meditation terminology, and monastic life. Here the readable fascicles of "①Shami Luo Sutra, one fascicle②Yuye Sutra, one fascicle③Yuye Woman Sutra, one fascicle④Azhida Sutra, one fascicle⑤Modeng Woman Sutra, one fascicle⑥Sutra in which the Modeng Woman Explains the Six Matters in Form, one fascicle" are collected in the original catalog order, suitable for consulting by fascicle, catalog number, thousand-character text fascicle number, or title. Links to the source of each fascicle are preserved in the respective records; current source link: https://dzj.sdlib.cn/#/homeDetails/2-2312/050801050201 Related translator information: ①Translator name lost②Translated by Tan Wulan of the Eastern Jin③Translator name lost (with Western Jin record)④Translated by Gunabhadra of the Liu Song⑤Translated by An Shigao of the Later Han⑥Translator name lost (with Eastern Jin record).