| 英文摘要 |
We can find the word 'DULU' in the Chinese Buddhist scripture of Han Dynasty. But it has different meanings in the history. It is used as a proper noun in Han Dynasty. It also appeared in (YI QIE JING YIN YI' by HUEILIN of Tang Dynasty. But it is explained as 'part of the structure of a building? The word 'DULU' first appeared in the Chinese Buddhist Scripture 'DAO XING BAN ROU JING' of late HAN Dynasty. In literature works, it first appeared in Tang Dynasty. How was it used and how was it explained in Chinese Buddhist scripture? According to the FOGUANG Buddhist Dictionary, it means 'ALL'. In DAO XING BAN ROU JING', and it is always made of a three-syllable word 'DULUJIE'. We may infer that its meaning must be 'ALL, ENTIRE, OR WHOLE', so it could be used together with the word 'JIE'. The three-syllable word 'DULUJIE' was used very often in those days. It has another variant form 'XIDULU in Buddhist scripture. In this article, we hope to find the actual usage and the grammatical function in those days by careful analysis and research. |