一切經音義 46.140

46.140

Place securely (安措: [for 措], dan and gu fan; the Zilin says: 'Cuo means to place'; the Book of Rites says: 'The gentleman is enlightened in rites and music, and simply carries them out and puts them in place (措)', where Zheng Xuan says: 'Cuo is like to apply'; the Treatise writes 厝, ri and ge fan; the Shuowen jiezi says: 'Cuo means a grindstone; to whet'; the Classic of Poetry says: 'The stones of other hills can be used for whetstones (厝)'; 厝 is not the meaning for the Treatise).