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在甲骨文中有一个作形的字,过去一般都笼统地释为玉字,初看似无异议,但从与此字有关的卜辞内容分析,并和先秦的圭、壁、琮、璋等玉器加以对照,我们不难发现殷代的玉圭,从纹饰或器形上,都与此字相吻合。而且其用法和内容,均与文献中所记载的祭天礼仪上使用的圭基本一致。为此笔者试将圭字涉及殷代仪礼中的相关问题,作一个十分粗浅的探讨,请方家指正。
There is a shaped word in Oracle. In the past, it was generally generally interpreted as a jade word. At first glance, it appeared that there was no objection. However, from the analysis of the content of the divination related to this word and with the jade In contrast, we can easily find Yin Yu Jue Gui, from ornamentation or shape, are consistent with this word. And its usage and content are basically the same as those used in the ritual ceremonies recorded in the literature. For this reason, the author tries to refer to the relevant issues in the ceremony of ceremonies in the Yin Dynasty, for a very superficial discussion, please correct me.