*Suji liyan Moxishouluo tian shuo aweishe fa* 速疾立驗魔醯首羅天說阿尾奢法 *Āveśa Rite Explained by the God Maheśvara Which Swiftly Establishes Its Efficacy* Translated by Amoghavajra (Bukong 不空; 705–774). The greater part of this text describes the use of child mediums in rites of spirit possession (*āveśa*) for the purpose of divination. The attribution of the translation to Amoghavajra may be spurious, but since it is mentioned among translations attributed to Amoghavajra in Yuanzhao’s 圓照 addendum to the Kaiyuan catalogue (*Da Tang Zhenyuan xu Kaiyuan shijiao lu* 大唐貞元續開元釋教錄) compiled in 795–796 (T2156, 55:753c13-14, 768b18-19) and was brought back to Japan by Kūkai 空海 (774–835) in 806, there can be little doubt that it was circulating in China by the late eighth century. For further details and an English translation of the text, see Giebel 2016.