《新唐书·列传·卷一百二十八》
张巡守节而死，无亏于忠君之道；杀人而食，并非本意。
巡握节而死，非亏教也；析骸以爨，非本情也。
Zhang Xun died defending his beliefs and did not fail in his loyalty to his sovereign; killing and eating people was not his original intention.