《旧唐书·列传·卷四十五》
有司准备依旧例，墓穴内放千味食一，监护使、左仆射裴耀卿上奏说山珍海味千余种，每色瓶，安放墓穴内，都不是时令物品。 天恩每次申明让帝生前习惯，务令俭约，凡在礼外所加之物，恐怕让帝在九泉之下也会不安。
所司请依诸陵旧例，圹内置千味食。监获使、左仆射裴耀卿奏曰： 尚食所料水陆等味一千余种，每色瓶盛，安于藏内，皆是非时瓜果及马牛驴犊麞鹿等肉，并诸药酒三十余色。仪注礼料，皆无所凭。
Officials prepared the funeral as usual. Thousands of different dishes were placed inside the tomb. The supervisory envoy, the Left Councillor Pei Yaoqing, stated in his memorial that the thousands of varieties of delicacies and wines (each type in a jar) placed within the tomb were not in season. Each time, Heaven’s grace is proclaimed in order to let the departed emperor continue his living habits and strictly observe the rules of thrift. It is feared that anything superfluous added to the regular ceremonies will make the departed emperor restless in the next world.