四分律行事鈔資持記 3.747

3.747

三中。《五分》教受食之儀。《僧祇》示進噉之法。迴食，謂口中迴轉。《增一》勸俗行食。王臣執務，西土常儀。此方梁武，躬自行益。降尊重法，今古無之。自餘凡庶，未足自重。

In the third [part]: The Pañcavargika teaches the etiquette of receiving food. The Mahāsāṃghika indicates the method of eating. "Swirling food" means turning it around in the mouth. The Ekottarika-āgama encourages laypeople to serve food. Kings and ministers attending to duties was the standard etiquette in the Western regions. In this land, Emperor Wu of Liang personally performed the serving. Such humbling of oneself to revere the Dharma is unheard of past or present. Aside from this, ordinary commoners are not worthy of holding themselves in self-importance.