首楞嚴義疏注經 8.381

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「五者詐習交誘，發於相調，引起不住，如是故有繩木、絞校。如水浸田，草木生長。二習相延，故有杻械、枷鎖、鞭杖、撾棒諸事。是故十方一切如來，色目姦偽同名讒賊，菩薩見詐如畏豺狼。」

"Fifth is the habit of deceit, mutually enticing, arising from mutual teasing and leading on without stop. Thus, there are cords, wooden pillories, strangulation, and cages. Just as water soaking a field causes grasses and trees to grow, as the two habits prolong each other, there are thus events such as handcuffs, fetters, cangues, locks, whips, sticks, clubs, and truncheons. Therefore, all the tathāgatas of the ten directions characterize treacherous villainy unanimously as 'slanderous thieves.' Bodhisattvas regard deceit with terror, as one fears jackals and wolves."