《水经注·卷十六》
现在虽然石滩也淹没了，但遗迹还依稀可辨。照石人铭文看来，引渠北出，是往东与旧渠道相汇合的。旧渠又东流，晋惠帝在水上造了一座石桥，石桥西门朝南一面刻的是：晋元康二年十一月二十日，改建石巷、水门；拆除了竖式杭柱，改为卷洞式仿门，又在上面造桥屋遮盖，在屋前后两面加砌右级与堤岸相接，使南北两头都伸入岸上。
其中引水飞皋，倾澜瀑布，或枉渚声溜，潺潺不断，竹柏荫于层石，绣薄丛于泉侧，微飙暂拂，则芳溢于六空，实为神居矣。其水东注天渊池，池中有魏文帝九华台，殿基悉是洛中故碑累之，今造钓台于其上。
Although Shitan is now submerged as well, the ruins can still be seen. Judging from the inscription on the stone man, the purpose of the channel leading north was to connect with the old channels to the east. The old channels flowed further east, and during the reign of the Jin emperor Hui, a stone bridge was built over the water. On the south side of the west gate of the stone bridge is carved the inscription: on 20 November in the second year of Yuan Kang, the stone lane and water gate were rebuilt, the vertical poles were torn down, and they were replaced with a pivoting-style drawbridge, covered with an overhead bridge house, and right steps were added to the front and back that connected with the embankments, so that both the north and south ends extended onto land.